| August 31, 2003 |
Unchecked authority -Xing Bao +
Citizens invited to
audit legislature -Xinhua
Cord cells equal
life insurance? -China Daily
ROC to buy military
equipment from U.S. -Chinapost
For Labor Day, and
Your Job, Think China -James Flanigan
Shanghai official
blasts yuan offshore centre plan -Wu Zhong +
Why don't these
rural workers want to be "Huaxi residents"?
-Sheng
Dalin +
Up to Tibetans, not
Beijing, if Dalai Lama returns to palace: govt-in-exile -AFP +Blogging: Subscribe Chinese
Newspapers Please!: When Tom Rawski was challenging
the inaccuracy of China's GDP statistics, he put
his bet on the detailed information he was
reading between the lines in the large number of
officially published newspapers in China...Nick Lardy is another one.
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| August 28, 2003 |
Why Article 23 is
bad for China, too -Iris Tsang
Culture looking to
capture leading role -Hua Hua
China adopts law to
curb government power -Xinhua
Mainland tourists -
HK's boon and bane -Mary Kwang
Forex enquiry to
curb illegal capital inflows -China Daily
Chinese industry
seeks green pastures in ASEAN -Asahi
We were forced to
jump, say Chinese women -AP, AFP + + + +
Mums of students
from China seek review of MOM ruling -Kelvin Wong
China's
agricultural influence starts to grow within WTO -Carl Mortished
Homeowners force
developers to be more above board -Raymond Zhou
Poison in home
decoration supplies kills 300,000 children a year
-Irene
Wang |
| August 24, 2003 |
Ending China's
Rural Irregularities -Xinhua
Oil flowing to
thirsty China -Peter Wonacott
Oil thieves slit
Xinjiang gas pipeline -Interfax
Six problems
hinders economic growth -Xinhua
Keeping Up with the
Cyber Joneses -Yu Shanshan
Turkestan in the
Crosshairs -Rashid Dyussembaev +
The Impact of HIV/AIDS
on Business in China -CBR
Hong Kong Reformers
Gain in Popularity -Tyler Marshall
A Chinese Robin
Hood Runs Afoul of Beijing -Joseph Kahn
It's not just work,
China's now good enough to live in -Loh Hui Yin
Chinese-Americans
relocate ancestors to U.S. graves -David W. Chen
Chinese government
won't stop buying foreign software -Sumner Lemon |
| August 20, 2003 |
Changing Course -Peter Hessler
Rodents hit
northwest China -China Daily
Nation battling new
epidemic -Zhang Feng
Fighting China on U.S.
Soil -Murray Hiebert + +
Higher price tapped
for urban water -China Daily
Emily Lau demands
China Daily apology -Klaudia Lee +
Taiwanese tilt
toward pro-China parties -Robert Marquand
College Degrees
Lose Their Magic in China -Peter S. Goodman |
| August 17, 2003 |
A Bitter Friendship -Melinda Liu
Firm to test AIDS
gene therapy in China -Asahi
China mobilizes to
tackle gender imbalance -Xinhua
Dirty-laundry list
could do China a big favour -Tom Plate +
Image of college
girls takes a hit with nude exhibit -China Daily +
State firms should
take notice of Chinese manufacturing boom -John Torinus |
| August 15, 2003 |
Chinese Create
Hybrid Embryos -Washpost
Competing hard for
Chinese, too -Rob Varnon
Beijing may shelve
new HK law -Ching Cheong
SIC: New Chinese
treasure trove -Dennis O'Brien
More Chinese hit
the bottle; few seek help -David Hsieh
E. China city plans
to use seawater to flush toilets -Xinhua
Black market behind
China Web stocks: Analyst -Cnetasia +
China seeks to
revitalize its ailing 'rust belt' -Asia Pulse/XIC
China, Japan Wage
'Confucian Rebellion' Against America -PNS |
| August 13, 2003 |
Market watchdog in
court -Xiao Liu
Measures protect
suspects' rights -Liu Li
China maker unveils
pricey wristphone -Cnetasia
Jiang's theory to
be part of Constitution -Chua Chin Hon
...a precious
delivery from China -Stephanie Dunnewind
Public security no
excuse for police excesses -China Daily
China is Losing the
War on Advancing Deserts -Lester R. Brown
China civil
servants joining private firms on full govt pay -Xie Hong
China supports
Russian proposal on N. Korea nuclear issue -Kyodo
Rusting Shenyang
pins its hopes on welfare scheme -Nailene Chou
Wiest
China Begins Effort
to Replace Citizen IDs With Digital Cards -Andrew Batson |
| August 9, 2003 |
Where are the
Chinese goods? -BS
Compensation Claim
Turns to Litigation -Su Wei
China Likely to Be
Wi-Fi Standard Maker -Sinocast
Villagers in
drought-afflicted areas try to ease drought -Xinhua
China optimism,
mother fuel Rinehart's odyssey -Steve Pennells
Labour camps face
backlash over inmate's murder -Mak Mun San
Outsourcing: Make
Way for China -Bruce Einhorn &
Manjeet Kripalani
Japan urged to
seriously handle left WWII chemical weapons -Xinhua +
China to tell U.S.
to cool yuan criticism -Eric Burroughs &
Gertrude Chavez
Is growth in
China's energy consumption sustainable? -Interfax (via chinablawg) |
| August 5, 2003 |
The Red Scare -Jonathan Adams
Loving the Little
Emperor -Evelyn Iritani
China Partners -Peter A. Kenevan
& Xi Pei
AIDS Violence
Flares in China -Laurie Garrett
Booming China trade
rankles US -Ron Scherer
2008 Beijing
Olympic Emblem Unveiled -BOCOG
Naked truths about
the 12 beauties -Shanghai Star
Ogi pushes
shinkansen technology in Beijing -Kyodo
Postcards From
China's Industrial Caldron -Eric Eckholm
China lashes out at
Pentagon missile claims on Taiwan -AFP
Now Is the Time to
Visit China -Alyssa Abkowitz & Molly
Feltner
China goes all out
to revive industrial north-east region -Reuters +
A New Policy of
Containment, for Baby Bottoms -David W. ChenBlogging: The
Cultural Consequences of Flourishing Commerce, in
the Ming Dynasty & Now (via chinaweblog)
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| July 31, 2003 |
The Sky is Falling -Hannah Beech
AVS Standard
Developing -China Daily +
Drug Detox Center
Sells Patients -Sun Ming
Should Euthanasia
Be Legal in China? -Wu Nanlan
Who Wins If China
Devalues Its Currency? -Jon D. Markman
Beijing courts
issue "how-to" booklets for the
litigious -Xinhua
China experiments
with community service for offenders -Xinhua"I've got a
visceral reaction to these guys (Bush, Blair on
TV), because they are lying to their people..."
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| July 27, 2003 |
China Calling -Peter S. Goodman
New Twists in the
Road -David Murphy
Survey of Poor
Migrating Children -Li Liangdu +
China shifts toward
activism -Brad Glosserman
Guangzhou Closes TB-infected
Dairy -China Daily
Analysis: Why China
Fears the Falun Gong -Martin Sieff +
Britain's Odd Last
Gift to Hong Kong: Bad Laws -Keith Bradsher
China Publicizes
Program of Action for Sustainable Development -Xinhua
Vice Premier: China
Pushes Forward International Cooperation -Tang Fuchun |
| July 21, 2003 |
China's foreign
policy -A.G. Noorani
Migrant Children
and the City -Su Wei
China's economy
roars -Catherine Armitage
'Hollow Villages'
in Rural Areas -Chen Chao
Earrings reveal
ancient tradition -China Daily
Officials forced to
appear in court -China Daily
Bootleggers Raise
Stakes in China's Piracy Fight -Evelyn Iritani
Internet investors
go all the way to China for latest boom -Matt Krantz |
| July 18, 2003 |
Shades of democracy -Henry C K Liu
Crisis for China's
Youth -Wang Zhiyong
Seeking Truth from
Hidden Video -Helen Hong
Chinese artist sues
media group -Jiang Zhuqing
Direction for
reform of the Trade Union... -Sun Yafei
Commercially-oriented
newspapers facing challenges in the market -Ma Ning |
| July 8, 2003 |
Tung shelves bill -Fanny Fung
China's Currency
Consequences -Robyn Meredith
Carmakers keep pace
in China -Richard McGregor
China's challenge -Jim Mackinnon (via
chinastudygroup]
Squeezing Profits
From Propaganda -Susan V. Lawrence +
China, ROK to
Promote Direct Talks on DPRK Nuclear Issue -Xinhua |
| July 3, 2003 |
Professor in China
stood tall -Cathy Free
Letter from China:
Underwater -Peter Hessler
Chinese media shun
HK rally -Chua Chin Hon
Movie ratings
debate hits the big screen -Xin Dingding
Control Efforts
Urged as Pollution Remains Serious -Xinhua
Guangdong plans two
`great metropolitan rings' -Pamela Pun +
Reform killed
behind the 'bamboo curtain' -Antoaneta Bezlova
500,000 show anger
at `stubborn' rulers -Paris Lord & Cannix
Yau
For TV giants in
China, bending rules can pay off -Charles Hutzler |
