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September 26, 2005

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Daily linklets 26th September

Thinking Straight: Cognitive bias in the US debate about China (via MeiZhongTai).
In hindsight the Hong Kong handover has been successful.
The battle of Tamar.
Sushi is raw, not in the raw...Male body sushi.
Hong Kong beats New York in the property stakes.
Why was Li Ao's second speech the opposite of his first?
Elected Taishi village officials pressured to quit.
Daniel Drezner discusses Robert Zoellick's China speech. Sam Crane tells Zoellick what Confucius would say. Sun Bin picks out the under-reported but equally important parts of the speech.
China's old rivals are now a powerful double-act.
War Memorial posters from China.
All about the wider non-US dollar trading bands for the RMB.
Tibetans gets close to China's foreign minister.
Gordon explains why America is leary of China's state-owned companies.
The next round of Anwar vs. Mahathir looms.
At last, a use for the International Space Station - advertising.
Barefoot doctors making a comeback.
North Korea via Google Earth. Also visit Kumho, North Korea's nuclear ghost town.
It's finger lickin' good power.
Japan's TV wasteland. And I thought HK TV was bad.
No wonder the traffic is so bad in Shanghai...the maps are all wrong.
The Chinese show commendable patience in negotiations.
South Korea's military are crazy, literally.
Incredibly, Singapore continues debating if maids deserve a day off.
Buddhust nuns in Taiwan.
The China Daily: "We're not like New Orleans" (thanks Dave).
(17:06) China's outsourcing censorship to search engines.
Comparing China's modern economic development with America's poast economic development, or why Trudy Rubin and China's youth should be wary.
Is the Renminbi really undervalued?
Mark's right, this is interesting. The RAND Corporation on China's asymmetric military strategy...what RAND thinks is China's military strategy over Taiwan.

posted by Simon on 09.26.05 at 04:40 PM in the Daily linklets category.

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