China und Taiwan – Flirt mit fatalen Folgen
Tuesday, 28.4.2009Von Bernhard Bartsch. Quelle: FR.
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Demographic transformation
Tuesday, 28.4.2009Age wave to come crashing soon over China’s economy Von Alan Wheatley (Reuters).
When Gender Gaps: China’s One-Child Policy and Baby Girls
Tuesday, 28.4.2009Von Stephen Mosher. Quelle: Catholic Online.
Diploma mills
Tuesday, 28.4.2009China Faces a Grad Glut After Boom at Colleges Von Ian Johnson (Wall Street Journal).
One salve to all the pain – China
Tuesday, 28.4.2009China: One bright spot in U.S. companies’ results Von Clare Baldwin (Reuters).
First national exam held for Chinese language teachers abroad
Tuesday, 28.4.2009“More than 4,000 people sat the first national exam to select volunteer Chinese language teachers (VCLTs) for China’s international Confucius Institutes on Sunday. The exam held in 29 provinces …”. Quelle: Xinhua. Vgl. 2009年孔子学院汉语教师志愿者选拔考试开考 (Zhongguo Xinwenwang).
Now is no time for protectionism
Monday, 27.4.2009Strengthen U.S.-China Trade Ties Von Chen Deming, Handelsminister der VR China (Wall Street Journal).
Redesigned World Trade Center to be built with Beijing glass
Monday, 27.4.2009Ground Zero memorial: ‘Made in China’ Von Drew Zahn (worldnetdaily.com).
China kauft den Markt für Industriemetalle leer und treibt erneut die Preise nach oben
Monday, 27.4.2009Analysten warnen nach der jüngsten Preisexplosion aber vor neuerlicher Korrektur. Rohstoff-Investoren sollten mit einem baldigen Ende der Hausse rechnen. Von Michael Höfling. Quelle: Welt.
Lack of news about China has nothing to do with bias
Monday, 27.4.2009Comprehensive foreign coverage doesn’t fit into the financial structure of traditional mainstream media. Von Timothy Garton Ash. Quelle: Los Angeles Times.
Read more
Monday, 27.4.2009A Reporter’s Dilemma: The Boundaries Of Speech
Monday, 27.4.2009Von Melissa Block. Eintrag im Blog “Chengdu Diary” (npr).
Ming-Schiff sinkt nach Pazifiküberquerung kurz vor Rückkehr nach Taiwan
Monday, 27.4.2009Historic ship’s trip ends a day early in high seas collision (Taipei Times).
Some sort of socialism
Sunday, 26.4.2009China at a crossroad: Right or left? Von Jian Junbo (Asia Times Online).
WOESER, a Tibetan poet and blogger
Sunday, 26.4.2009A Tibetan Blogger, Always Under Close Watch, Struggles for Visibility Von Andrew Jacobs (NYT).
China ist ungehalten 中国不高兴 (aktualisiert)
Sunday, 26.4.2009Nachtrag. Blogbeitrag von Oiwan Lam in Gobal Voices. Update: The Chinese are not happy By Antoaneta Bezlova (Asia Times Online).
Chinese government guide to beating civilians published online (2. Aktualisierung)
Sunday, 26.4.2009Extracts from a government manual on how to beat troublemakers without leaving physical evidence have emerged in China. “… A local government official told the Southern Metropolis Daily newspaper that he had posted the extracts online after buying a copy on sale openly at a government bookshop ….”. Von Jane Macartney. Quelle: The Australian. Update: Artikel von Tania Branigan im Guardian. Ferner: Handbuch für amtliche chinesische Schlägertrupps Von Johnny Erling (Welt). Update: Zum 《城管执法操作实务》 vgl. Artikel von Xiao Shu in Nanfang Zhoumo.
Wo China auf Hawaii macht
Saturday, 25.4.2009Hainan- der selbsternannte “Garten Eden”. Quelle: Welt.
