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July 13, 2005

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Daily linklets 13th July

Only in China could research on bird flu be considered a state secret. In a related piece, Howard French notes China's new war on academic dissent. And Richard notes China's successful internet controls...which makes claims that Africa should follow China online a little odd.
An excellent post: the 1967 riots and their political implications, which are still being felt today.
A too-literal translation (shades of Hanzi Smatter in reverse). And in Malaysia they're frying Hong Kong cooks.
The South Korean government have stopped sponsoring the AEI because of its articles on the North Korea nuclear issue. But they're able to send 500,000 tonnes of rice to the North.
In the same vein, a group of Koreans chucked a wobbly at HKIA on Sunday.
The Taiwan straits war debate continues between Budding Sinologist and Michael Turton.
The 3 Joseph Boscos.
David summarises the candidates for the leadership of the KMT.
Riding Shanghai's maglev so you don't have to.
It's good to run Singapore's biggest charity. Birthday boy (well, yesterday) Mr Brown is more worried about SPH.
China's oldest panda dies, but in the past week four new pandas have been born. The one child policy doesn't apply to them.
An immigrant's take on offshoring.
Condi Rice's gamble on skipping the ASEAN convention.
The excellent Waiter Rant explains check please from the other side of the counter.
Jodi on why there will never be a pan-Asian identity.
(13:30) Is this funny or disturbing...or both? Check out his slippers.

posted by Simon on 07.13.05 at 01:32 PM in the Daily linklets category.

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