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June 27, 2003
Risky Business -Su Wei Flash and Bu Hua -Zhao Pu + China in Transition -R. Nolan + New leadership wins trust -Yan Xizao Full Text: India-China agreement -BBC Police faulted as girl starves in China -AFP Chinese villages yield a treasure -Kari Huus China steps up anti-drug efforts -China Daily Stepping off the mountain -Christopher Horton + China Makes a Swift Retreat on Transparency -Evelyn Iritani China college grads face tough job market -Christian M. Wade + China Axes TV Series to Placate President -Benjamin Kang Lim
June 20, 2003
Body Donation to Be Regulated -China Daily The Real Bank of China Scandal -Mark Clifford Three Gorges: Cracks in the bureaucracy -Miao Ye Rules for Preventing Corruption Among Judges -PD Encephalitis Kills 18, Infects 211 in S.China -Reuters Stigmatization fuelling Chinese HIV -Helen R. Pilcher China Nabs Official in Antiquities Theft -Joe McDonald Church members arrested in China, rights group says -AP Legislation on Sexual Harassment Under Way -Wu Nanlan China abolishes vagrancy law after death -Hamish McDonald + SARS, Other Scandals Lead to Chinese Media Crackdown -John Pomfret
June 15, 2003
Sichuan gets spokesperson system -Guo Nei Reality check for Chinese officials -Geoffrey York Official Reviled for Role in Outbreak -Laurie Garrett Progress -- Over Their Dead Houses -Peter S. Goodman China wages silent war on dissident thought -John Kamm China's One-Child Policy OK for Kids' Health: Study -Dana Frisch Beijing offers reforms, in its own peculiar way -Hamish McDonald China Replaces Top Navy Officers Over Sub Disaster -John Pomfret What's happenin'
June 13, 2003
Seizing the hour -John Gittings EBay bets on China's boom -BBC Network to guide housing industry -Fu Jing B2B biz soars amid SARS panic -Li Weitao China Makes Paper with Ore Powder -Xinhua Cracks in Three Gorges Dam Safe: Expert -China.org Iraq-China oil deal 'frozen,' not terminated -Zhao Renfeng China vows to limit blasting of rapids -Rungrawee C Pinyorat China Seen Tightening Control Over Internet Cafes -Juliana Liu Chinese archaeologists open 1,000-year-old coffin on live television -AP
June 8, 2003
China burial scam sparks protest -BBC + The world's biggest dam -Geoffrey York + Tiananmen's significance starts to wane -Tsai Ting-I Russia helps China's rise as global power -Fred Weir 23 punished over man's death in custody -China Daily China Builds World's Longest Cross-Sea Bridge -Xinhua Uncertain future for China's English magazines -David Bandurski China tycoon probe takes political turn in Shanghai -Ben Blanchard Committee Set up to Review Voters Call for Deputy's Dismissal -China Daily Chinese watch makers ask for compensation from Basel Watch Show -CCTV Avant-garde artists emerge from hiding with blessing from Beijing -Jasper Becker
June 4, 2003
June 4: the great divide remains -Allen T. Cheng What Chinese don't know about America -Martin Sieff Three Gorges Reservoir Begins Storing Water -Xinhua + China's June 4 Student Leaders Await Change -Doug Young China Rejects Tiananmen Square Appeal -Elaine Kurtenbach Tiananmen families ask new leader for compensation -Reuters Crew of 27 saved as Chinese vessel sinking in Baltic Sea -AFP
May 31, 2003
China Punishes Journalists for Story -Joe McDonald On the Road To a SARS Cure in China -Laurie Garrett China's G-8 presence a healthy challenge -Chihiro Kato China Sentences Times Freelance Photographer -Cathy Hong China lofts navigation craft on Long March booster -Stephen Clark China's graduates face increasingly tough job market -Jehangir Pocha Psychiatrists Rebuke China for Blocking Inspection Visit -Erik Eckholm UN refugee agency ‘extremely concerned’ over fate of 18 Tibetans -UN Four Given Long Prison Terms for Discussing Politics -Elisabeth Rosenthal
May 24, 2003
A Case Study -Hannah Beech Curtain Call for Chinese Opera -China Daily SARS Puts Pets in the Doghouse -Xiao Rong + China discovers three anti-SARS polypeptides -Xinhua Catlike animal in China may be source of SARS -Nytimes SARS whistle-blower breathing sigh of relief -China Daily + China Makes First Live TV Broadcast Atop Everest -John Ruwitch Local man may have died from SARS in January 2002 -Tsai Ting-I Freed Tiananmen dissident vows to continue struggle for democracy -SCMP Eyewitness To War: "the only thing we've been liberated from is the notion that the United States ever wanted to save us in the first place."
May 20, 2003
It's not Chinese media's fault -Li Shijia Experts discover SARS antibody -China Daily Birds returning to roost in 'nation's cradle' -Xinhua Islam's lasting connection with China -China Daily Floods, rain kill 40 people in south China -Reuters + Huang Qi receives 5-years in prison for blogging -Officialspin Professors who set alarm bells ringing in Beijing -Allen T. Cheng Hotels refusing China, Taiwan guests over SARS fear -Kyodonews The Search for SARS's Past May Help Predict Its Future -Lawrence K. Altman Air China Flight 112: Tracking the genesis of a plague -Indira A. R. Lakshmanan
May 16, 2003
Flu only temporary setback to China -AFP Death penalty for SARS enablers -Julie Chao + Fewer Cases, but No Less Caution -Laurie Garrett China's rulers getting the message -Hamish McDonald SARS, spitting, the occult and bike travel (via whyreadthis?) SARS Exposes Holes in China's Hobbled Health Care -John Ruwitch + Court rules Japan not responsible for poison gas left in China -Mainichi They gather around as a Geiger counter carried by a visiting reporter starts singing when it nears a DU bullet fragment no bigger than a pencil eraser.
May 14, 2003
Psychology of SARS in China -Kim Petersen Tibetan Prisoners' Health in Jeopardy -HRW 63 dead, 23 missing in Anhui mine blast -China Daily Gas poisons 79 students in Hunan Province -Xin Dingding China revives Bethune's spirit in SARS fight -Geoffrey York China dinner delicacies succumb to SARS scare -Gady A. Epstein + Life in China full of mixed blessings for American woman -Stephanie Erickson
May 12, 2003
I Could Get Used to This -Su Wei Blogging SARS in China, Part One in a series -NBR China Labor Activists Sentenced to Prison -Audra Ang China May Reap a Bitter SARS Harvest -Anthony Kuhn + Feminist painters set out specific perspectives -China Daily Over 100,000 Dove Trees Discovered in SW China -Xinhua
May 5, 2003
A Fever Pitch of Fear -Latimes + Drug makers: No pain from SARS -Jia Hepeng China's handling of submarine accident -Audra Ang + SARS infects propaganda machine -Catherine Armitage While battling SARS, China neglects AIDS -Gady A. Epstein SARS riots hit China as medical workers flee or are sacked -AFP + Is SARS Crisis a Gorbachev Moment for China? -William Pesek Jr.

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