China resorts to wind for green power
Tuesday, 31.3.2009Quelle: Xinhua
Alle Einträge vom March, 2009
Vorwürfe gegen Deutsche Welle entbehren jeder Grundlage
Tuesday, 31.3.2009Hans Leyendecker über das Ergebnis der Untersuchung von Ulrich Wickert. Quelle: SZ.
China and Argentina in currency swap
Tuesday, 31.3.2009“… pushing to end the dominance of the dollar as a worldwide reserve … The deals underscore China’s loss of faith in the US currency …”. Von Jude Webber. Quelle: Financial Times.
The spinternet is being built by the “50 cent partyâ€
Tuesday, 31.3.2009Propaganda.com Von Evgeny Morozov (NYT).
Sengeshong Journal: With Explosions of Color, Tibetan Art Flourishes
Tuesday, 31.3.2009Von Edward Wong. Quelle: NYT.
There are no Taiwanese in Taiwan
Tuesday, 31.3.2009Taiwan Buddhist master [Hsing Yun 星雲]: ‘No Taiwanese’ “Some participants at a world Buddhist forum [in Wuxi] said that there were obvious signs of political meddling …”. Von Loa Iok-sin (Taipei Times).
Langstreckenschwimmen vom Festland nach Quemoy
Tuesday, 31.3.2009Taiwan to take down navy barricade (Shanghai Daily)
Visa-free China visit for travellers
Monday, 30.3.2009“… if they enter through the island of Hainan … There are conditions attached …”. Quelle: The West Australian/ DPA.
Peking fährt seine Propagandamaschine gegen den Dalai Lama hoch
Monday, 30.3.2009Von Johnny Erling. Quelle: Welt.
No-one rules the world
Monday, 30.3.2009“US economic power is crumbling, but China is not yet ready to take over the reins …”. Von Martin Jacques. Quelle: New Statesman. Zum Inhalt vgl. 英国媒体峰会å‰å¤•èšç„¦ä¸å›½ (Caijing).
Back to the island
Monday, 30.3.2009Benefits of Taiwan’s door to China fade “… For many other Taiwanese with businesses and work in China, flights are now one way — back to the island …”. Von Don Lee (Los Angeles Times).
China could shut down Britain
Monday, 30.3.2009China ‘could use BT network to launch cyber attack and cripple Britain’ Von Rebecca Camber (Daily Mail).
“GhostNet 鬼网” – massive Chinese computer espionage network uncovered (aktualisiert)
Monday, 30.3.2009Von Paul Harris. Quelle: Guardian. Dazu NYT-Artikel von John Markoff und Artikel bei Spiegel-Online.
EU tells China to be patient
Monday, 30.3.2009“… the G20 summit will be too early to decide on China’s calls for more say in global financial bodies …”. Von Chris Buckley. Quelle: Shanghai Daily.
Visit every village and household in the countryside
Monday, 30.3.2009Rural areas targeted in crackdown on HFMD “… more than 41,840 cases …” (Shanghai Daily).
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Monday, 30.3.2009Von den SDR zur “übernationalen Reservewährung 超主æƒå‚¨å¤‡è´§å¸” – vor dem G20-Gipfel erläutert der chinesische Zentralbankchef Zhou Xiaochuan seinen Vorschlag. Quelle: Caijing.
Targeted downtown quarters
Sunday, 29.3.2009City to increase pace of resident relocation to new apartments Von Dong Zhen (Shanghai Daily).
Clash of Subways and Car Culture in Chinese Cities
Sunday, 29.3.2009“… Most of the tunneling machines here were made by Herrenknecht of Germany …”. Von Keith Bradsher. Quelle: NYT.
Drill, Kader, Gesang und Sand
Sunday, 29.3.2009Aus dem PHOENIX-Sendeplan für Montag, 30.03.:
14.00 Drill, Kader und Gesang: Chinas Kinder unter Druck. Film von Nicole Bölhoff, ARD-Studio Peking, PHOENIX/2008.
20.15 Wüsten im Vormarsch: Chinas Kampf gegen den Sand. Film von Ralf Dilger, Ingo Herbst, Klaus Feichtenberg, ZDF/2007. Quelle: Presseportal/ Senderinformation.
To erase English from the college examination is an action of great historical significance
Saturday, 28.3.2009Chinese and English language, a love and hate relationship Von Emma Lupano (People’s Daily Online).
Buddhism as a balm
Saturday, 28.3.2009China turns to Buddhism to calm Tibet, Taiwan tensions “… Buddhist forum at [Wuxi] …”. Von Lucy Hornby (Reuters).
