China will implode if it doesn’t change its authoritarian ways Von Will Hutton (Guardian).

Von Tania Branigan. Quelle: SMH/Guardian.

“… according to stress tests …” Quelle: Times of India.

Von Yan Wu, übersetzt von Julia Buddeberg. Quelle: Deutsch-Chinesisches Kulturnetz. Chin. Textfassung hier.

Exiled author Ma Jian banned from visiting China Writer warns of increasingly repressive political regime after he is stopped from entering Chinese mainland from Hong Kong. Von Tania Branigan (Guardian).Vgl. Ma Jian: Der Tabubrecher (Handelsblatt, Okt.2009).

Hungerkatastrophe befördert – Nooke prangert Landkauf an (n-tv.). Vgl. China rejects Africa land buy-ups (Independent) und 外交部：中国没有在非洲大量收购土地 (Xinhua).

Von Li Tie, übersetzt von Julia Buddeberg. Quelle: Deutsch-Chinesisches Kulturnetz/Nanfang Zhoumo. Chin. Version hier.

Von Tom Bawden. Quelle: Independent.

Von Stefan Wagstyl. Quelle: ftchinese.com

Von Günther Huesmann. Quelle: Deutsch-Chinesisches Kulturnetz. Mit chin. Übersetzung von Su Wei.

Von Malcolm Moore. Quelle: Telegraph. Vgl. 王濛带伤亮相将揭冲突内幕 (Beijing Chenbao).

“… in the remote Altai mountains …” Von Malcolm Moore. Quelle: Telegraph.

Von Robert Dunker. Quelle: Welt.

Heritage for sale Von Xuyang Jingjing (Global Times).

Von Aaron Back und Rose Yu. Quelle: WSJ/Dow Jones.

Quelle: ftchinese.com

Im Reich der Super-Spieler Von Melanie Haack (Welte).

Quelle: ftchinese.com

“… Knowing Steve, I suspect he is laughing. All the publicity has given the brand an even bigger boost …” Von Pan Kwan Yuk. Quelle: FT Blog.

The politics of China’s high-speed train wreck “… a major blow to the credibility of the communist government, which had hoped to sell its trains to other countries – including the United States …” Meinungsartikel der Washington Post. Update: China train crash inquiry ordered as public outrage continues China’s premier promises train crash report in response to dissent over propaganda directives to journalists. Von Tania Branigan (Guardian). Vgl. 上海铁路局：温州南站信号设备在设计上存在严重缺陷
Quelle: Zhongguo Zhenquan Wang/Xinhua. Update: Chinese rail crash: premier visits site amid mounting anger Wen Jiabao pledged ‘a probe that will withstand the test of history’, blaming illness for his previous. Von Tania Branigan (Guardian).

… publishing houses, newspaper, printing and distribution groups (China Media News, Berlin)

Feathers fly in first bird debate A chicken-sized dinosaur fossil found in China may have overturned a long-held theory about the origin of birds. Von Matt McGrath (BBC).

Quelle: suedostschweiz.ch

… hat in der chinesischen Provinz Guizhou zu gewaltsamen Auseinandersetzungen geführt. Krawalle in China (Spiegel).

Von Ben Blanchard und Benjamin Lim. Quelle: Reuters.