The bus-bomb attack on 17 shocked not only the city but also China, that people suddenly feel how close terrorism is. The attack is characterized by that it is against innocent people rather than the authority, making it special among the recent unrests. Is it a harbinger, or just another ramdom event? 6 comments · »»
"We would hate to see this case become yet another dismal human rights record raising international attention in the midst of this Olympic year. We regret to suspect, however, that the Chengdu police are at present committed to doing as much." 4 comments · »»
July 22nd, 2008
Following the bus explosions in Kunming yesterday, a report from a local news website there on the armed police roadside ID checks has been made a feature story on Netease's news page, photos included:
While there isn't space for comments on the original Kunming-based Cailong China story, the number found on ... 4 comments · »»
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DANWEI reprinted an article from Music 2.0 blog on Baidu's strategy in conquering the music industry.
Tokyo Reporter reports on the left wing groups' plan for a peace demonstration in August near Yasukuni Shrine.
Elyani's Place writes about how some Indonesians are warding off ghosts in haunted houses.
Picking up the discussion on “Why expats in Korea complain so much?” Matt from Gust of popular feelings quotes texts from century-old history books on traveller's complaint about Korea.
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