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Monday, 1.7.2013Hebei will Nacktbadestrand eröffnen (german.china.org.cn)
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Recalibrating Expectations on Labor Camp Reform
Monday, 1.7.2013“… laojiao reform is underway, but under cover … laojiao serves as the local authorities’ tool of reprisal in the name of maintaining stability …” Von Stanley Lubman. Quelle: WSJ Blog.
Four foreign refugee children have become the first to attend Chinese public schools
Monday, 1.7.2013Refugee children made welcome in Hebei schools Von Zhou Wa (China Daily).
Former university [Nanchang Daxue] chief Zhou Wenbin expelled from national legislature
Monday, 1.7.2013Quelle(P): SCMP
Rough Riding Through the Rugged Landscapes of Ningxia
Monday, 1.7.2013The Hutong Travel’s Radical Ningxia Bike Ride (lumdimsum.com)
This is surreal, and is it real?
Monday, 1.7.2013Broward businessman [Charles "Chip" Starnes] recalls captivity in China “… he saw four trucks pull up near the entrance to the executive wing. Out jumped nearly 150 workers — most of them women …” (Miami Herald).
The definition of aggression has yet to be established
Monday, 1.7.2013Japan pushed into a corner as Beijing, Seoul put on united front “… differences in perceptions of shared history …” (Asahi Shimbun).
Serve the people heart and soul
Monday, 1.7.2013President Xi promises to shake off GDP obsession in promoting officials (Xinhua). Vgl. Bloomberg-Artikel.
Tibet: China erlaubt Bilder des Dalai Lama (aktualisiert)
Monday, 1.7.2013Quelle: DW. Update: Ein dementierter erster Schritt Kommentar von Sven Hansen (taz).
