WHO tackles China on swine flu measures
Wednesday, 6.5.2009Quelle: FT
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The Chinese need about 10 million liberal arts professors
Wednesday, 6.5.2009China’s boxed itself in Its emphasis on math and science has certainly fueled its rapid economic growth, but its lack of creative thinking could rob it of an innovative edge. Von Randy Pollock (Los Angeles Times).
Ninety Years of Chinese Nationalism
Wednesday, 6.5.2009Samuel Chi über die Nachwirkung des Versailler Vertrags und die 4. Mai-Bewegung (五四运动). Quelle: realclearworld.com
Hamburgers and French fries – situation normal for man in quarantine
Wednesday, 6.5.2009“A Chilean man is enjoying his favorite hamburgers, French fries, Coke and other Western food as normal, despite being confined in downtown Shanghai for H1N1 flu observation …” Von Jane Chen. Quelle: Shanghai Daily.
Refusal to name polluters in Heilongjiang causes uproar amongst journalists (aktualisiert)
Wednesday, 6.5.2009Quelle: chinanewswrap/Sina. Vgl. 黑龙江拒曝光违法排污者 部分记者愤然退场 (Sina/Xinhua). Update: Heilongjiang Environment Department Refuses To Expose Polluters (China CSR).
100, 75, 50 Years Ago
Wednesday, 6.5.2009Vor hundert Jahren: Insel-Streit zwischen China und Japan. Quelle: NYT.
Neuer größter Mann der Welt entdeckt
Wednesday, 6.5.2009Dem Weltgrößten droht Konkurrenz. Quelle: FAZ.
Viel Geld mit Finanzwerten verbrannt
Wednesday, 6.5.2009“Die staatliche Anlagegesellschaft China Investment Corp. (CIC) …”. Von Christoph Hein. Quelle: FAZ.
China unter Strom
Wednesday, 6.5.2009Die chinesischen Autobauer versuchen’s elektrisch. Quelle: SZ.
