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September 30, 2005

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Daily linklets 30th September

Hong Kong shopping news.
Lia Ao's Hong Kong press conference and how the media handled the f-word (Note: the f-word is not freedom).
Glutter on a Tiananmen crackdown watch scam.
Is Hu a closet liberal or conservative? (via CDT)
Cuzon continues his excellent series on buffer states: Afghanistan, Switzerland, Mongolia and Thailand.
A debate over the merits of food aid to North Korea.
The always interesting Sam Crane compares Taoist, Confucian and Western attitudes to caring for the elderly and personal autonomy.
A multi-track ASEAN.
Even a kiss can be dangerous in Indonesia.
Now mobile phones are replacing the Bible.
Mark Thoma reproduces Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Macfalane's thoughts on global trade imbalances and states the problem is not caused by the USA but rather an Asian savings glut (although these days that glut extends to the oil exporters of the Middle East).
Undue fears of China Inc.
ESWN wants to know why the media refuses to report the news.
(17:08) Japan nukes to counter China?
Irony and paradox: Hayek and Rand are freely available in China. Freedom shrugged?

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