Nurturing History’s Miseries
on March 5, 2014
The lurch to the political right by the Japanese government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe so fraught with danger because it plays into poisonous memories of Japan in China.
China Sacks Security Vice-Minister Li Dongsheng
on March 5, 2014
State media say Mr Li was placed under investigation for “serious disciplinary violations”, usually a reference to corruption, in December.
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LinkedIn Opens Its First Site in China
on March 5, 2014
LinkedIn has established a joint venture with Sequoia China and C.B.C. for its entry into the Chinese market where it faces challenges different from those in any other country.
China Charges Prominent Uighur Professor with Separatism
on March 5, 2014
The government’s case against Ilham Tohti is the latest sign of its hardening stance on dissent in Xinjiang, where unrest in the past year has killed more than 100, including several police, according to state media.
Compliance Becomes Hotter Issue for U.S. Firms in China
on March 5, 2014
U.S. companies in China placed greater focus on compliance last year after several high profile probes into corruption and high pricing, but rising costs and a skills shortage remained their main concerns.
China’s Academic Battle for the South China Sea
on March 5, 2014
Academic institutions in China are now forming think thanks for South China Sea policymaking crossing barriers between academic departments, the military, and other government agencies.
China, Eyeing Japan, Seeks WWII Focus For Xi’s Germany Visit
on March 5, 2014
China wants to make World War Two a key part of a trip by President Xi Jinping to Germany next month, much to Berlin’s discomfort as Beijing tries to use German atonement for its wartime past to embarrass Japan.
China’s Awkward ‘Banana’ Slip
on March 5, 2014
As Gary Locke wrapped up his tenure as United States ambassador to China, he was lambasted in a Chinese state media editorial which accused him of being a race traitor, ashamed or in denial of his true heritage.
Beijing Official Detained in Investigation of Former Security Chief
on March 5, 2014
The allegations against Liang Ke, director of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of State Security, involved corruption and his dealings with Zhou Yongkang, the former security chief who has been the main subject of the investigation.