Epoch Times: Chinese Police Attack Rural Protesters
At 2:00 a.m. on July 31, over 600 riot police with 50 vehicles surrounded Shijiahe Village in the middle of the night. As organizers of a protest were being arrested, police were blocked off by villagers. The police, in return, opened fire on the unarmed |  |
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eTaiwan Editorial: the Taiwan Strait Military Balance?
The Japan Defense Agency stated in its white paper that the PRC's objective in dispatching so many trawlers is to scout the distribution of sea currents and sea temperatures and to use sound waves to survey the ocean bottom. The ultimate objective of the | |
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RFE: Rights Groups Slam Google and Yahoo in China
Major U.S.-based Internet companies Yahoo! and Google, which have seen rising profits this year, are competing in a fast-growing Chinese market that limits the right of Chinese Internet users to freedom of information. | |
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USA Today: China Stock Scams Grow
Chinese companies with unreliable financial statements are beating a backdoor path to unsuspecting U.S. investors, federal securities regulators say. | |
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IHT: An Interview with the Stainless Steel Mouse
With her oval glasses, shy demeanor and slightly hunched posture, Liu Di looks like a bookworm.
What she does not look like is a threat to anything, certainly not the Chinese government. Yet the government has already imprisoned her for a year. And in | |
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Scotsman: Brits Pound China on Hong Kong Democracy
Massive protests in Hong Kong clearly show the peoples wish to have a greater say in their governance, Straw said in a report released in Hong Kong. The former British colony was returned to China in July, 1997. | |
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LA Times: China, US Each Hold Major War Games
BEIJING China and the United States are conducting separate military exercises this week in displays of might amid tensions between the mainland and Taiwan over the island's sovereignty, military analysts say. | |
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VOA: Hong Kong Democracy Rally
On September 12th, voters will cast ballots for Hong Kongs Legislative Council. But only half of Hong Kongs sixty legislators will be directly elected by voters. The other half will continue to be chosen by business, professional, civic, and political g | |
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Star Tribune: Communists Preach Values to Youth
Even though young Chinese continue to join the Communist Party, stalwarts fret that they're embracing the red banner for the wrong reasons. Instead of identifying with party ideology, surveys suggest many youngsters view it as a networking opportunity, a | |
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Tech World: China Begins Text Message Censoring
Government officials in China this week began making daily inspections of short message service providers, including Web sites and the leading mobile phone companies, and had already fined 10 and forced 20 others to shut down for failing to properly polic | |
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WT: China Takes a Sock in Alabama
local manufacturers fear they could be ruined by a flood of low-cost socks from China as import quotas expire at the end of the year. So they are leading an industry call for the Bush administration to step in. | |
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