Sonicsuns | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 17 2009 | guantanamo, china, pentagon, obama
Quoted: Foreign intelligence agents are said to meet Guantanamo detainees - but U.S. lawmakers are barred, they say.
- Sonicsuns | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 03 2009 | government, china, myanmar, sanctions
Quoted: Be it Iran or North Korea, economic sanctions are a well-used weapon in the diplomatic arsenal for dealing with international disputes. But do they work?
- Sonicsuns | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 23 2009 | china, usa
interesting
Quoted: Whether the United States and China like it or not, the economic futures of both countries are intertwined. See our visual comparison of stats from the CIA World Factbook.
- Sonicsuns | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 10 2009 | government, china, obama
what the heck?
- Sonicsuns | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 16 2009 | economy, china
cool
Quoted: For the first time in history more than half the world is middle-class—thanks to rapid growth in emerging countries. John Parker (interviewed here) reports
- Sonicsuns | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 12 2009 | china
- Sonicsuns | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 22 2009 | china, news
Quoted: China censored its translation of President Barack Obama's inauguration speech, removing references to communism and dissent, and quickly halted state television's live broadcast of the address when Cold War-era animosities were mentioned. News, Headlines and Latest Stories on Yahoo! News
- Sonicsuns | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 22 2008 | china, internet, news
dang china
Quoted: Authorities have begun blocking access from mainland China to the Web site of The New York Times even while lifting some of the restrictions they had imposed on the Web sites of other media outlets.
- Sonicsuns | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 22 2008 | police, china, government
Quoted: Two elderly women were sentenced to a year of labor after seeking to demonstrate in an official Olympic protest area.
- Sonicsuns | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 22 2008 | china
Quoted: Two women in their late 70s were sentenced to "re-education-through-labor" by the Beijing police after they applied repeatedly for a permit to hold a protest. How much education actually happens at these re-education camps?
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