Tainted Drug Scandal
• http://www.huffingtonpost.com,Chinese state media say police have arrested nine people and detained 54 others in a crackdown on chromium-tainted gel capsules made from industrial waste.
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Chinese money to 'settle' Sudanese oil divorce?
• http://rt.comSouth Sudan is to seek investment from China for a new pipeline. This would allow it to export oil without the consent of its northern enemy Sudan.
China Could Finance Refineria Del Pacifico: Ecuador's Correa
• http://www.foxbusiness.com, Dow Jones NewswiresEcuadorean President Rafael Correa said Saturday China could fully finance the $13 billion Refineria del Pacifico, a joint project between Ecuador and Venezuela's state oil companies.
Analysis: Did U.S. fumble chance to peer inside China's secretive leadership?
• ReutersInformation about a Chinese policeman who implicated the wife of a top Chinese official in a British businessman's murder was not circulated widely in Washington as he was considered of marginal intelligence value, current and former U.S. officials s
Chinese media mock India's 'dwarf' missile
• http://www.bbc.co.ukThe press termed the test a "missile delusion" and a mere "show of strength".
Frenzied Hours for U.S. on Fate of a China Insider
• New York TimesOn the evening of Feb. 6, a vice mayor of a major Chinese city who had a reputation as a crime fighter turned up at the American Consulate in an agitated state, telling a tale of corruption and murder that has ensnared Obama
China and US lock and load ahead of showdown in the Pacific
• http://rt.comAs another round of all-too-realistic war games has kicked off in Taiwan and the Philippines, the Pacific looks to become the next flashpoint of conflict.
Briton murdered after threat to expose Chinese leader's wife
• ReutersThe British businessman whose murder has sparked political upheaval in China was poisoned after he threatened to expose a plan by a Chinese leader's wife to move money abroad, two sources with knowledge of the police investigation said. It was the
China Has Admitted Its Greatest Threat
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Adam TaylorIn the new issue of an influential journal, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao has admitted that corruption is the biggest threat to the country, the BBC reports.
China’s mysterious Internet outage; speculation over a ‘kill switch’
• http://www.zdnet.com, By Hana Stewart-SmithTemporary blackouts leave China’s Internet users unable to access many Chinese Web sites as well as other unblocked foreign sites.
New claims over Briton's death in China
• http://www.thehindu.com, Hasan SuroorIn a twist to the mysterious death of a British businessman in China, it was on Sunday claimed that a Chinese official reportedly admitted supplying potassium cyanide to his alleged killer.
A Major Policy Change That Would Let The Yuan Move Twice As Fast Against The Dollar
• http://www.businessinsider.com, APChina's central bank announced Saturday a slight easing of its controversial currency controls.
Seriously, These Chinese Malls Don't Have Any People In Them
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Christopher PaveseThis is a lesson China has chosen to ignore as signs of capital misallocation are widespread throughout the People’s Republic today.
Anonymous Has Declared War On China
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Theodore RitzOver the last two weeks the hacker group Anonymous has waged a vigorous campaign against Chinese government
As The Bo Xilai Scandal Continues, Everyone Is Starting To Look At His Playboy Son
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Adam TaylorThe Bo Xilai scandal is ongoing, and a new figure has caught the public's imagination — his 24-year-old son, Bo Guagua.
The Wild Lives Of China's Young New Millionaires
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Matthew KasselIn China, it's estimated that there are close to a million millionaires and six hundred billionaires.
Chongqing supports CPC decision to investigate Bo Xilai
• http://news.xinhuanet.com, English.news.cnResidents of Chongqing have expressed support for the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee's decision to investigate the recently-fired Party chief of the southwestern municipality.
China Went Ahead And Sold Iran $9 Million Of Forbidden US Computer Equipment
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Michael KelleyChina has sold Iran millions of dollars worth of embargoed U.S. computer equipment
A Philippine Warship Is Currently In A Standoff With Two Chinese Ships
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Robert Johnson...the two countries are locked in a potentially violent confrontation.
China’s Bo Xilai removed from party posts; wife accused in Briton’s death
• Washington PostBo Xilai, the charismatic Communist Party chieftain who built a popular following and seemed destined for one of China’s top leadership jobs, was unceremoniously stripped of his remaining party posts, and his wife was arrested on suspicion of homicid
Philippine warship in standoff with China vessels at disputed shoal
• APmerde!
The First Casualty Of China's Real Estate Crash
• www.businessinsider.com, Also Sprach AnalystIT BEGINS
CHINA BOMBSHELL
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Mamta BadkarWife Of Former Party Big Bo Xilai Suspected In Murder Of British National
CHINA: The Philippines Is Facing Its 'Last Chance' In Heated Territory Dispute
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Robert JohnsonThe territorial dispute in the South China Sea between Vietnam, the Philippines, and China is far from over.
China considers Seychelles military base plan
• http://www.telegraph.co.uk, By Peter SimpsonChina is weighing up whether to open an Indian Ocean naval base in the Seychelles in a move which will heighten tensions with India amid fears of a regional arms race.
Has China ALREADY Surpassed the U.S. as the World’s Largest Economy?
• http://www.globalresearch.ca, by Washington'sWhile the IMF forecasts that China will surpass America as the world’s top economy in 2016, it may have already become dog top.
How China Blocks the Tor Anonymity Network
• KFC via TechnologyReview.comSecurity analysts reveal the inner workings of China's efforts to block the Tor anonymity network--and how to get around this censorship
Self-immolations reflect rising Tibetan anger
• Washington PostHe walked 3 times around the rural monastery he had attended as a small child, cycled into town and had a simple vegetarian meal with a friend. Then 22-year-old Lobsang Jamyang excused himself to go to the bathroom. He doused himself with gasoline. W
China Punishes Social Media, Websites on Coup Talk
• APChina is shuttering more than a dozen websites, penalizing two popular social media sites and detaining six people for circulating rumors of a coup that rattled Beijing in the midst of its worst high-level political crisis in years.
China: 'Growth on surface, lots of problems underneath'
• http://rt.comIt is wrong to idealize the Chinese success, let alone fear Chinese economic dominance in the future. It is not coming
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