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| September 30, 2003 |
Police Under fire -Matthew Forney
Chinese sexports -Chua Mui Hoong
In China,
journalism on edge -Gady A. Epstein
China weapons
victims get 190 million award -Asahi +
Pressure to conform
in west China -Robert Marquand
Tokyo red-faced
over tourists' sex orgy in China -Mainichi +
Another Big Reason
China Won't Revalue -Frederik Balfour
Party meeting
focuses on political, economic issues -Xinhua
'Sunshine'
Billionaires Face up to Social Concerns -China.org
Official refutes
Yang Rong's private entrepreneur identity -PD
Beijing removes HK
reps in wake of huge protest -Ching Cheong
China's First
'Taikonaut' Prepares to Blast Off -Sam Howe Verhovek"Events during
the past two years have set before us the clearest of
divides: Between those who seek order and those
who spread chaos; between those who work for
peaceful change and those who adopt the methods
of gangsters; between those who honor the rights
of man and those who deliberately take the lives
of men and women and children, without mercy or
shame."
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| September 27, 2003 |
Bridge Game -Tom Holland
An agent of change -Allen T. Cheng
War on ED medicine
to heat up -Jia Hepeng
Land rights seen as
key to growth -Ray Cheung +
Taking on the Party
in Rural China -John Pomfret
Beijing to raise
income tax cut-in level -China Daily
Focus: Seeking help
for AIDS orphans -China Daily
Hagen Daas sparks
campus meltdown -China Daily
Japanese orgy in
Zhuhai hotel sparks Chinese fury -China Daily
Environment
official appeals for greater media coverage -Xinhua
American
educational organizations win copyright lawsuit -Xinhua
FM outlines 5-point
plan to address global challenges -China Daily
China races to
higher standards, but road isn't smooth -Ted Plafker
Lawmakers targeting
China for U.S. economic woes -Ken Moritsugu +
Paying prisoners
poses problems, says legal expert -Chow Chung-yan |
| September 25, 2003 |
Polluters will pay
a price -Qin Chuan
No overpowering
media supervision -Hua Hua
Focus: 'The last
land grab in China' -China Daily
China to build
national computing grid -Cnetasia
Experts: Protecting
farmers' interests -China Daily
A brain gap with
the Red Chinese -Tony Blankley
China pays salary
to prisoners at labor camp -Xinhua
Pepsi China accused
of stealing phone-call records -PD +
Focus: China
embarks on civil service reforms -China Daily
In western China, a
white grape's raisin d'être -Robert Marquand
Gov't monopoly over
700-plus road, water, energy sectors ends -China Daily
Man sets himself on
fire in Beijing protest over real estate project -Peter Harmsen |
| September 23, 2003 |
Degrees, But No
Jobs -Sarah Schafer
The China and
Chinese I knew -Tina Sim
We're Taiwanese,
not Chinese -Larry Teo
China's hippies
find their Berkeley -Washpost
All work and no
play in new China -Louisa Lim
China cracks down
on graft in real estate -AFP
Rabbit eggs used to
grow human stem cells -AP
Dow Jones must
compensate calligrapher -Liu Li +
Miss China
contestants face tough test... -Cindy Sui
China toys with de-Jiangification -Willy Wo-Lap Lam
Chinese judicial
police protest in front of ministry -AFP
Mining Cities
Sinking, 300,000 in Jeopardy -Li Liangdu
Foreigners see
social graces and disgraces in China -Xinhua
For Chinese Mothers
With a Dream, Hard Knocks -Jane Perlez
Chinese to sell bad
loans over the counter -James Kynge (via eyeonchina)China blogged (popular):
First private
publications venture OK'd, Relocated get legal
help to protect rights. Headline du jour: Political reform
and market disciplines are imperative to curtail
imbalances. But with 30m urban unemployed,
Communist leaders a,...
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| September 20, 2003 |
Blood-red lens -John Gittings +
War on corruption
yet to win -Xinhua
The Danger of
Blowing Bubbles -Ben Dolven
Rural education to
receive needed aid -Cui Yu
China gives boost
to Galileo -Blake Evans-Pritchard
Private
entrepreneurs: Show us respect -China Daily
Translation firms
need 'tougher' standards -Liu Shinan
Tibet: Caught in
China's "Two Hands" -Dexter Roberts
China moves to curb
crime by North Koreans -Cortlan Bennett
Chinese regulator
critical of Wynn remarks -Richard N. Velotta
China to Begin
Making New Regional Jet -Christopher Bodeen
Call to avoid risks
in real-estate sector -China Daily (via chinaupdate)
China and the
Caribbean region seem destined to form closer
ties -BA
ADB chief: China
should be cautious in RMB liberalization -China Daily
Chinese spouses
protest "discriminatory" immigration
laws in Taiwan -AFP
East Asian
countries consider joint project for Windows
alternative -Y. Kageyama |
| September 18, 2003 |
Room at the top -Liang Yu
Dousing the Eternal
Flames -Su Wei
Putting learning
atop the agenda -Guo Zi
Moscow must walk a
fine line... -Frank Ching
Thirsty cities
pollute waterways -Tian Xiuzhen
Memories of
massacre preserved -Bao Xinyan +
Chinese authorities
ban local election -Julie Chao
Consumption of
domestic products encouraged -Xinhua
Court ruling helps
clarify personal injury case law -Guo Nei
China says not
ashamed of mine stockpile -Darren Schuettler
Chinese feel UN
should teach US a lesson: Poll -David Hsieh +
Move over Mao,
today's Chinese revolution is sexual -David J. Lynch
Million China
protest signatures handed to Japan -Benjamin Kang Lim
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| September 16, 2003 |
Transportation net
takes shape -Hui Kan
Mallard to assure
China on students -Leah Haines
Lighter Producers
Win EU Anti-dumping Suit -Xinhua
Chinese Fight A New
Kind Of Land War -John Pomfret
In China, gold rush
wreaks toxic death -Gady A. Epstein
China Space Program
Makes US Anxious -Joshua Eisenman
Thousands protest
lack of government aid after China floods -AFP
China exhibit
serves warning to Muslim separatists -Godwin Chellam |
| September 11, 2003 |
Moon Shot -Erin Montgomery
Subject: I Need
Help -Evelyn Iritani
Interests of
educators underlined -Cui Ning
The Making of A
Juggernaut -David Lague
Chinese Celebrate
Mid-Autumn Festival -CRI
Suicide, chief
killer of young people -Tang Min
Foreign law firms
back wider market -Chen Qide
Project launched to
staunch coal fires -Cui Ning
Newspapers have no
space for news -China Daily
Farmers need
policies to protect their future -Dong Yuexian
China on high alert
over influx of speculative capital -Xinhua
9/11 reminds
Chinese of America, global bully -Jehangir Pocha +
Few people do it,
but wife swapping agrees with some -China Daily +
China Urges Rich
Nations To Make Concessions On Agriculture -Xinhua +
New breed spawned
by better education and rising affluence -China Daily + |
| September 8, 2003 |
Part Time Lovers -Dong Nan
Building a Life -Guo Yuandan
Wi-Fi Goes to China -Eric Griffith
Interest rate hike
looming? -China Daily +
Chinese Foreign
Ministry opens to public -CCTV
China's new leaders
signal reforms -Geoffrey York
Protester's 24-year
fight for justice -Josephine Ma
Why have farmers
committed suicide? -Zhang Fan
Taiwan huge rally
opposes Lee's split plan -China Daily +
ATMI Praises Bill
To Counter Chinese Currency -Just-style + +
Quadrennial Chinese
national ethnic games opens -Xinhua + |
| September 6, 2003 |
Handsome profits -Hu Yan
Beijing Regulates
Its Police Force -Alex Xu
Property tycoon
Zhou arrested -Shanghai Daily +
HK withdraws
National Security Bill -China Daily
Danwei people
become citizens -The Economist +
'Call Taiwan,
Taiwan' rally set for today -Hung-fu Hsueh + |
| September 3, 2003 |
Changing Channels
in China -Ching-Ching Ni +
Three visions of
China's road ahead -China Daily
Warren Buffett,
Sage of China -William Pesek Jr.
China says it won't
revalue its currency -Michael Dorgan
China firms sinking
their roots in Indonesia -Shoeb Kagda
China Also Is
Feeling Labor Pains -James Flanigan (via c-biz) +
Taiwanese celebrate
issue of symbolic passports -Kathrin Hille +
Authorities ease up
on efforts to block websites -Michael Jen-siu
A Strong Tailwind
in Hong Kong -Mark L. Clifford &
Frederik Balfour |
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