Showing posts with label China. Show all posts
Showing posts with label China. Show all posts
Jun 27, 2010

Newsletter 54 | International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS)

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Summer 2010 1 Cover 2 Contents 3 From the Editor The Study 4 - 5 Iran: social revolt and prospects for change (p...
Jun 15, 2010

One year later, China's crackdown after Uighur riots haunts a homeland

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Image via Wikipedia By Lauren Keane Washington Post Foreign Service Tuesday, June 15, 2010; A01 URUMQI, CHINA -- A hulking shell of a ...
May 31, 2010

China pins food-security hopes on humble potato

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PHOTOS Previous Next Farmers wash mud off just-harvested potatoes in Hunan province . (Lauren Keane - Twp) By Lau...
May 29, 2010

Strike at Honda Plant Highlights Pay Gap in China

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Joe Tan/Reuters A security guard on Friday at a Honda manufacturing plant in Foshan, Guangdong Province, that was shut due to a labor d...
May 23, 2010

Bangkok Crackdown Is No Replay of Tiananmen

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By ALEXA OLESEN / AP WRITER Saturday, May 22, 2010 B...
May 21, 2010

China Aims to Stifle Tibet’s Photocopiers

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Mario Tama/Getty Images Published: May 20, 2010 By SHARON LaFRANIERE BEIJING — The authorities have identified a new...
May 15, 2010

China Lifts Xinjiang Internet Ban at Last

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Image by dreamX via Flickr After a 10-Month Ban, Western China Is Back Online - NYTimes.com By EDWARD WONG BEIJING — Full In...
May 3, 2010

Shanghai Is Trying to Untangle the Mangled English of Chinglish - NYTimes.com

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Jackson Lowen for The New York Times Shanghai has been trying to harness English translations that sometimes wander, like “cash recyling ...
Apr 19, 2010

Entertainment Trumps Politics on Chinese Web Sites - NYTimes.com

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Image via CrunchBase By DAVID BARBOZA SHANGHAI — The daily Web habits of a typical 18-year-old college student named Li Yu...
Apr 17, 2010

China Starts New Bureau to Police Web Traffic - NYTimes.com

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Image via CrunchBase By JONATHAN ANSFIELD BEIJING — China has quietly formed a new bureau expected to help to police social...