China Says No Foreign Link in Xinjiang Violence
Thursday, 2.5.2013Von Christopher Bodeen. Quelle: ABC News.
Archiv für 'Xinjiang'
China’s Sufis: The Shrines Behind the Dunes
Friday, 26.4.2013Ian Johnson bespricht: Living Shrines of Uyghur China by Lisa Ross, with essays by Beth Citron, Rahilä Dawut, and Alexandre Papas. Quelle: The New York Review of Books.
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21 Dead in Clash with ‘Gangsters’ in Western China
Thursday, 25.4.2013Von Edward Wong. Quelle: NYT. Vgl. 新疆巴楚恐怖事件细节：派出所长打光子弹后被烧死 (Fenghuang Wang/Huanqiu Wang).
China jails 20 on jihad, separatism charges in restive Xinjiang
Wednesday, 27.3.2013Quelle: Reuters
Korla Under Tight Security After Police Confirm Attacks
Friday, 8.3.2013Quelle: RFA. Vgl. Knife attack in China’s Xinjiang province kills four (BBC).
Mythos der Seidenstraße: China baut die Eisenbahn durch die “Todeswüste”
Tuesday, 24.7.2012“Lop Nor gilt als ein gefährlicher Ort …” Von Johnny Erling. Quelle: Welt.
Nordwestprovinz Xinjiang: Chinas stille Reserve
Sunday, 15.7.2012Von Christian Geinitz. Quelle: FAZ.
Uighurs: China’s Xinjiang a ‘Police State’ 3 Years After Riots
Friday, 6.7.2012Von Michael Lipin. Quelle: VOA.
How The Chinese West Was Won (By Urban Planners)
Thursday, 31.5.2012“… Unmentioned in the publicity for the new city is exactly who will be its settlers.” Von Simon Montlake. Quelle: Forbes.
Xinjiang to drive VW’s growth
Tuesday, 29.5.2012Quelle: Shanghai Daily. Vgl. “大众”42天落地再为“新疆效率”加码 (Tianshan Wang).
Uygur congress starts 4-day meeting in Tokyo despite China’s opposition
Tuesday, 15.5.2012Quelle: Daily Yomiuri
Ideological security in northwest China
Saturday, 28.4.2012China campaigns against extremist publications (Global Times)
“Curse of Kanas Lake 喀纳斯湖咒”: Xinjiang’s Answer to Tibetan Fiction Fever?
Thursday, 22.3.2012Blogeintrag von Bruce Humes.
Chinese Official: Xinjiang Militants Have Ties to Pakistan Groups
Thursday, 8.3.2012Von Brian Spegele. Quelle: WSJ.
A dozen killed in latest Chinese [Xinjiang] riots (aktualisiert)
Thursday, 1.3.2012Von Malcolm Moore. Quelle: Telegraph. Update: NYT-Artikel.
Sacked [Shanghai] Jing’an District mayor reinstated in Xinjiang
Tuesday, 7.2.2012“… sacked over a deadly high-rise fire … The transfer … has sparked an outcry among Chinese netizens …” Von Wang Qingchu. Quelle: Shanghai Daily.
Vagrant Xinjiang children
Monday, 16.1.2012Missing Xinjiang kids “… tracked down and rescued 1,332 vagrant Xinjiang children in other parts of the country …” (Global Times).
Lenin in Xinjiang
Monday, 16.1.2012Are Uyghurs underrepresented in Xinjiang’s government leadership? “… Vladimir Lenin professed himself a promoter of ethnic minorities’ right to self-determination, but he clearly objected to the idea of assigning Party powers by ethnic background …” (Global Times).
Hexi (Ningxia): Two Chinese killed in clash after police demolish village mosque (aktualisiert)
Friday, 6.1.2012Von Clifford Coonan. Quelle: Irish Times. Update: Violent Clashes Reported in China Over Mosque Demolition Von Edward Wong (NYT).
China police kill seven hostage-takers in Xinjiang (aktualisiert)
Saturday, 31.12.2011Von Marianne Barriaux. Quelle: AFP. Update: Chinese police accused of heavy-handed tactics as seven ‘kidnappers’ are killed Von Clifford Coonan (Independent).
VW plant Werk in Unruheprovinz
Wednesday, 7.12.2011“… in der Unruheregion Xinjiang …” Von Christian Geinitz. Quelle: FAZ. Vgl. 上海大众拟建厂新疆 零部件配套成关键 (Fenghuang Wang).
