Exporting China's Development to the World: Chinese workers in Libya
Acccording to a feature in Nandu Zhoukan, 36 thousand Chinese workers have been evacuated from Libya with an efficiency that, the paper claims, astounded the world. The largest operation belonged to...
View ArticleExporting China's Development to the World: Report on contract sugar cane...
云南糖网 (Yunnan Sugar Net) has published a feature article on contract sugar cane planting in Kokang, a now-defunct Special Region 1 of Burma’s Shan State. The article does not mention the occupation of...
View ArticleExporting China's Development to the World: Lao railway contract called a hoax
On the eve of a heralded groundbreaking ceremony for the Lao section of the Pan-Asia Railway (see News, 10 March 2011), scheduled for 25 April, the head of the commercial section of the Chinese...
View ArticleExporting China's Development to the World: More support for Chinese...
Last year, I speculated about signals from the Chinese government that it might be shifting its focus towards supporting investment in manufacturing and agriculture overseas, and away from mining and...
View ArticleExporting China's Development to the World: Review of Chinese book on Chinese...
The book review section of People’s Daily Online posted a review (originally published in 大众日报) of a book entitled The Wonderful Chinese People (了不起的中国人), edited by Su Dong 苏东 and published by...
View ArticleExporting China's Development to the World: Nomen est omen: portrait of Han...
An article in Hefei Evening News profiles one of four “peasants” from the city of Fuyang 阜阳, Anhui, who, in January, signed an agreement with Burma’s Special Region 2, under the control of the United...
View ArticleExporting China's Development to the World: Opposition to Chinese dams in...
As Thomas Maung Shwe writes on the Shan exile news website Mizzima, a letter in which the Kachin Independence Organization (KIO) warns PRC Chairman Hu Jintao that constructing the Myitsone Dam in...
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