China's cultural front against the West Al Jazeera | President Hu Jintao of China made headlines in the early days of the new year saying China and the West were engaged in an escalating culture war, calling on Chinese people to strengthen cultural production to defend themselves against the assault. | His call has struck a chord with local governme...
Japan-India ties cause of concern to China: report Indian Express | Japan's move to lift decades-old ban on arms exports as well as its efforts to strengthen ties with India and deepen defence cooperation with it are a cause of concern to China, the state-run media here said. | Japan's decision, which would allow its companies to take part in arms development proj...
Killing of Tibetan protesters in China unacceptable, says leader of government-in-exile The Washington Post | DHARMSALA, India — The Tibetan government-in-exile denounced the slayings of Tibetan protesters by security forces in China and urged the Beijing government Thursday to address the region’s grievances. | Lobsang Sangay, head of the gove...
Top Secret Places Governments Don’t Want You To Know About Pakalert Press Share | by Nick Redfern | Area 51, Hangar 18, Montauk, Pine Gap, Fort Detrick, Rudloe Manor, Zhitkur, Porton Down, the Dugway Proving Ground, and the Dulce Base: these are just a handful of the many and varied select, highly-classified installation...
Killing of Tibetan protesters in China unacceptable, says leader of government-in-exile Star Tribune | DHARMSALA, India - The head of the Tibetan government-in-exile says the killing of Tibetan protesters in China is unacceptable. | Lobsang Sangay is calling for a worldwide vigil by Tibetans and their supporters next month to press the Chinese gover...
Tibet government in exile condemns "gruesome" China clashes The Star | GANZI, China (Reuters) - Ethnic tension simmered in remote corners of China's southwestern Sichuan province on Thursday after security forces fired on demonstrators in a series of deadly clashes that Tibet's government in exile condemned as "grueso...
Bikini-clad bodyguards’ training stirs China storm The Times Of India SHARE | AND | DISCUSSTweet BEIJING: Photographs of Chinese female bodyguards training in swimsuits on a beach has provoked outrage on Chinese internet forums including the government-run china.org.cn. Their good looks and the need to train in swimsuits are being questioned. | The controversy was triggered after Chinese media reported that a company...
China's Xi Jinping to meet President Obama next month BBC News Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping will meet US President Barack Obama in Washington DC on 14 February, the White House has announced. | The two leaders will discuss "a broad range of bilateral, regional, and global issues" at the Valentine's Day meeting, the statement said. | Mr Xi, in line to become China's next ruler, said last week that he hoped...
