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June 03, 2005

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Daily linklets 3rd June

An American in Singapore reflects on liberty and democracy in the Lion City. Once George Bush has finished bringing democracy to the Middle East, do you think he could have a go at Asia?
It's good to be a panda.
North Korea has both an army corps and college course for computer hackers.
A Bangladesh court has acquitted a 2 year old of serious charges: theft and adultery.
Qiu Xin looks at reforms in China's energy bureaucracy given energy shortages are a key obstacle to China's peaceful rise.
Malaysian minister says it is democratic to censor the net. By that score, China is waaay democratic.
Nokia and Motorola are fighting back against Chinese mobile phone makers. While so many are worried about Chinese firms dominating the world, the truth remains world-beating companies can effectively compete in China.
China is abandoning its Go West program and Chris sees it as another step in Hu Jintao's dismantling of Jiang Zemin's legacy.
(13:42) The inventor of packaged ramen noodles has retired.
Amazing tale of the year: despite being in solitary confinement a female prisoner got herself pregnant thanks to a well endowed neighbour.

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