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- In China, Being Green Can Kill Your Career
- Taiwan's cabinet approves bill on nuclear safety commission
- Lien Chan to meet President Ma prior to China visit
- China News Broadcast, February 21, 2013: Latest on the Bo Xilai Scandal
- Chinese man accused of murdering family of four
- What the ‘Unofficial’ Numbers Say About China’s Economy
- Gordon Chang on China and North Korea’s Nuclear Test
- Smuggled Hong Kong milk powder sells cheap in China
- Over 39% of Taiwanese feel uneasy shopping online: survey
- Jiangsu man and rented girlfriend get CNY 'package deal'
- Gansu province to establish cultural zone to aid development
- Taiwan's science and technology parks lift earnings in 2012
- China bans linking doctors' incomes to patient expenses
- National Taiwan Univeristy grads top pick for most employers: survey
- Chinese designer closes London Fashion Week
- Vietnam seizes Chinese lanterns with names of disputed islands
- China mulls BBQ ban in major cities
- Edward Goldberg: Foreign Policy, the Headlines, Reality, Europe and China
- Top China Stories from WSJ: IPO Scrutiny, Foxconn, Ivory Trade
- China expected to increase property market restrictions
| In China, Being Green Can Kill Your Career Posted: 21 Feb 2013 08:40 PM PST Chinese officials who spend heavily to reduce pollution instead end up reducing their chances for promotion, a new paper says. |
| Taiwan's cabinet approves bill on nuclear safety commission Posted: 22 Feb 2013 04:54 AM PST Taiwan's cabinet approved a bill on the organization of a nuclear power safety commission on Thursday and will submit it to the Legislative Yuan for enactment soon. The commission, to be converted fr... |
| Lien Chan to meet President Ma prior to China visit Posted: 22 Feb 2013 04:50 AM PST Taiwan's president, Ma Ying-jeou, will meet with ruling Kuomintang honorary chairman Lien Chan prior to Lien's departure for a China visit Feb. 24, Presidential Office spokeswoman Garfie Li said Thurs... |
| China News Broadcast, February 21, 2013: Latest on the Bo Xilai Scandal Posted: 21 Feb 2013 02:41 PM PST Bo Xilai "goes on hunger strike". White House announces plans to tack cyber theft of trade secrets. Taiwan's ex-premier Frank Hsieh has his Sina Weibo account deleted. |
| Chinese man accused of murdering family of four Posted: 21 Feb 2013 12:38 PM PST Businessman Anxiang Du was extradited to the UK and is charged with the murders of a university lecturer and his family A Chinese businessman appeared in court after being extradited to the UK, charged with murdering a family of four. Anxiang Du, 54, appeared at Northampton magistrates' court charged with the murders of university lecturer Jifeng "Jeff" Ding, his wife Ge "Helen" Chui and their two daughters Alice, 12, and Xing, 18. The family were found stabbed to death at their home in Wootton, Northamptonshire, on 29 April 2011. Du gave only an address in Coventry and his date of birth before being remanded into custody. The court heard he was arrested after being extradited from Morocco. District judge Timothy Deber sent the case to Northampton crown court and remanded Du, who appeared wearing a white hooded top and flanked by two armed police officers, into custody. He will appear at Northampton Crown Court on 15 March at 10am. guardian.co.uk © 2013 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
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| What the ‘Unofficial’ Numbers Say About China’s Economy Posted: 21 Feb 2013 07:32 PM PST On the eve of China's annual legislative concave, growth in the world's second-largest economy has rebounded - but doubts about the reliability of the data remain. We've amassed an array of alternative data points to try and understand what's going on. |
| Gordon Chang on China and North Korea’s Nuclear Test Posted: 21 Feb 2013 07:35 PM PST On February 12, North Korea conducted an underground nuclear test. It was their third nuclear test, and the first one since 2009. |
| Smuggled Hong Kong milk powder sells cheap in China Posted: 22 Feb 2013 03:02 AM PST Hong Kong-branded milk powder is reportedly being smuggled into southern China through Vietnam, Hong Kong-based Ming Pao reported on Feb. 21. A large amount of milk powder is shipped to Vietnam from ... |
| Over 39% of Taiwanese feel uneasy shopping online: survey Posted: 22 Feb 2013 02:26 AM PST Although Taiwanese consumers are shopping online more than ever, they still have doubts about internet security, according to a survey released Tuesday. Conducted jointly by US-based security softw... |
| Jiangsu man and rented girlfriend get CNY 'package deal' Posted: 22 Feb 2013 02:22 AM PST While "boyfriend/girlfriend for rent" services have become popular with single people to handle embarrassing questions from their parents and relatives about marriage and their love lives during the S... |
| Gansu province to establish cultural zone to aid development Posted: 22 Feb 2013 02:22 AM PST China's central government has approved a plan to protect and showcase cultural resources in northwestern Gansu province as part of efforts to promote cultural value and support economically underdeve... |
| Taiwan's science and technology parks lift earnings in 2012 Posted: 22 Feb 2013 02:22 AM PST Revenue earned by Taiwan's three major science and industrial parks --which together constitute the nation's answer to Silicon Valley and are home to hundreds of tech firms-- grew 5.25% in 2012, repr... |
| China bans linking doctors' incomes to patient expenses Posted: 22 Feb 2013 02:22 AM PST The Chinese government on Wednesday released a guideline on its basic healthcare system that forbids hospitals from linking doctors' incomes with their patients' care, examination and pharmaceutical e... |
| National Taiwan Univeristy grads top pick for most employers: survey Posted: 22 Feb 2013 02:22 AM PST Graduates of National Taiwan University are still the top choice for local businesses seeking to recruit, according to the results of an annual survey released Tuesday by Cheers magazine. In second a... |
| Chinese designer closes London Fashion Week Posted: 22 Feb 2013 02:22 AM PST Wang Haizhen, the Chinese designer who won the 2012 Fashion Fringe Award, brought the 5-day London Fashion Week to a close on Tuesday evening. The 21-look collection bore his signature of masculine f... |
| Vietnam seizes Chinese lanterns with names of disputed islands Posted: 22 Feb 2013 02:22 AM PST Lanterns introduced to Vietnam from China bearing the Chinese names of disputed islands in the South China Sea are being seized by local authorities according to Tuoi Tre (Youth), a major daily newspa... |
| China mulls BBQ ban in major cities Posted: 22 Feb 2013 02:22 AM PST The pressures of severe air pollution have prompted China's environmental watchdog to consider pushing forward a legal ban on barbecues in densely populated urban areas. Barbecues should be strictly ... |
| Edward Goldberg: Foreign Policy, the Headlines, Reality, Europe and China Posted: 21 Feb 2013 01:42 PM PST Besides any job creation impact and economic efficiencies created by an U.S./ EU trade pact, essentially a win win, the pact will enable the U.S. and Europe's economy to be more integrated in order to balance China's growing power in world trade. Read more: Europe, US/EU Trade Pact, Benghazi, China, Foreign Policy, Globalization, United States European Union Trade Pact, European Trade Proposal, World News This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Top China Stories from WSJ: IPO Scrutiny, Foxconn, Ivory Trade Posted: 21 Feb 2013 06:01 PM PST China is trying to improve the quality of companies issuing shares; Foxconn Technology Group has frozen post-holiday hiring; activists are urging Thailand and China to take stiffer measures to curb the illegal ivory trade. |
| China expected to increase property market restrictions Posted: 22 Feb 2013 12:58 AM PST As rumors about China tightening restrictions on the purchase of second homes mount, several commercial banks said they were yet to receive any official word of the new policy, yet some market experts... |
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