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From the blog Its Getting Hot in here, we get an answer by a Chinese Professor to the following question on Bejing’s Green Olympics: “What will it take to keep Beijing on the right track once they have finished preparing for the Olympics and the international community is no longer scrutinizing its efforts?”
Thai Intelligent News reviews the indicators of a failed state and concludes that Thailand is close to being a failed state.
A film about the Balibo Five was banned by Indonesian authorities. Balibo Five refers to Australia-based journalists who were allegedly murdered by Indonesian soldiers in East Timor in 1975.
Tobias Harris from Observing Japan blogs about the Hatoyama government's attempt in building a transparent and open government.
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China’s commitment to becoming increasingly green has nothing to do with the Olympics or international scrutiny. It’s a false and misleading question.