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The WTO's China Video/Media Ruling. Shedding Some... » Yesterday, I wrote how it was too early to proclaim repurcussions from the WTO ruling on foreign med...

China's Labor Laws. Find Me That Company. » Spoke with a reporter last week regarding China's labor laws. The conversation went sorta like this:...

China Guest Blogger Sought. Must Read AND Underst... » Got an email today from a leading finance magazine asking me whether the World Trade Organization's ...

China’s Migrant Workers in the Wake of the Economi... » By Robert D. O’BrienAfter growing at double-digit rates for most of the last three decades, the Chin...

Want to file a petition? Don't come to Beijing » [55] "If you want to file a petition, don't come to Beijing, please" That's the heading of ...

Debate over "Three Supremes" doctrine » [54] He Weifang versus China's legal establishment on the "Three Supremes" An interesting deb...

China's Rio Tinto Case. Everyone Move Along.... » Okay, so the title is a bit of an exaggeration, but I do think the Rio Tinto case is being blown out...

China’s Internet A Major Concern To Officials » From AFP: The Internet in China has become a major concern for officials, who are increasingly bein...

One Man’s Struggle for Black Lung Justice » From Caijing Magazine: If not for a risky biopsy that confirmed his black lung disease — nearl...

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Video: U.S. Officials Meet Chinese President

Thursday, 09 September 2010 08:45

Chinese President Hu Jintao met with top White House officials in a bid to smooth tensions between the two countries.
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China’s Wheat Newbies Attract Glares

Wednesday, 08 September 2010 12:02

When a foreign upstart comes traipsing into a local industry, the initial curiosity can quickly turn into unwelcome attention, especially when the market in question is a centuries-old, $36 billion one.
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Video: Beijing Suits Up for Health Push

Wednesday, 08 September 2010 05:59

Chinese authorities are reviving mass calisthenics as part of a new government health campaign, broadcasting daily routines over the radio.
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Video: U.S. Officials Meet Chinese President

China’s Wheat Newbies Attract Glares

Video: Beijing Suits Up for Health Push

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