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December 20, 2005

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Daily linklets 20th December

The historical background to Singaporean gambling.
More WTO: A fisking of the Asian Human Rights Commission report on Hong Kong's alleged police brutality. Our boys in blue need to take a look at this (NSFW). The Korean politicians are annoyed that Hong Kong believes in rule of law. No word on what happened to these Taiwanese sex activists (does that mean they actively want more sex?)...it's not easy being a HK cop. And Fumier has a haiku for our departing Korean friends.
China's transport plans for the next 15 years.
Bhutan's King voluntarily steps down for democracy. My God, if this catches on in Asia, who knows where it could end? Singapore? Hong Kong? China?
KFC marches to a different drumstick in China.
China closes all unregistered web sites.
Are cultural barriers still an impediment for doing business in China?
The mystery of China's sinking stocks.
Taiwan is upping its defence budget.
China's quest for Asia from the Hoover Institution's Policy Review (via Singapore Angle).
The Confucian renaissance.
The Chinese financial conundrum: external strength, domestic weakness.

posted by Simon on 12.20.05 at 03:31 PM in the Daily linklets category.

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