Bo Xilai, Bo Xilai, you are a peacetime hero
Friday, 26.3.2010Bo Xilai 薄熙æ¥: China’s brash populist Von Kent Ewing (Asia Times Online).
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Beijing can sometimes dictate the terms. But not always.
Friday, 26.3.2010Turning away from China is a tough call
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Von David Pilling (ftchinese.com).
The Dark Side of China Aid
Friday, 26.3.2010“… the Guinean government announced a $7 billion deal with the China International Fund just as the international community was considering sanctions following a massacre of opposition supporters …” Von Christopher Walker und Sarah Cook. Quelle: NYT.
æ¢å¦»æ¸¸æˆ: China to try swingers
Friday, 26.3.2010Quelle: Straits Times/AFP. Vgl. Kommentar 宕å：æŽé“¶æ²³å–消“èšä¼—淫乱罪â€çš„æ„义何在 (Fenghuang Wang), ferner Blogeintrag å—京副教授马晓海的æ¢å¦»æ¸¸æˆ åˆä¸€ä¸ªçº³ç±³ç›˜ä¸‹è½½ï¼Ÿ.
Brüderliche Unterstützung …
Friday, 26.3.2010… für die chinesischen Bischöfe Vatikan/China: Für „solide“
Priesterausbildung (Radio Vatikan).
To flee China abruptly, never to return
Friday, 26.3.2010Bankrupt schools and their fleeing foreign bosses Von Jeremy Goldkorn (danwei). Vgl. China’s English bubble almost ready to pop (Global Times). Vgl. å¦æ ¡å€’é—引å‘英è¯åŸ¹è®ä¿¡ä»»å±æœº (Jiefang Wang).
China Says It Will Not Adjust Policy on the Exchange Rate
Friday, 26.3.2010Von Sewell Chan. Quelle: NYT.
