Google co-founder Sergey Brin urges US to act over China web censorship
Network Solutions, GoDaddy cease registering Web sites in China
AP test of Google offers peek at China Net filters
China VP due in Sweden as Volvo takeover nears
Is China Building the Next Bubble?
China Just Halted The Sale Of All Land
North Korea vows 'nuclear strikes' in latest threat
Tensions Rise in Wa Region, Burma
Demographic Problems, Budgetary Limitations Block Russian Army From Maintaining Levels
Russia will only buy fully-equipped Mistral from France - Gen. Staff chief
Arrest of politician in Venezuela raises free speech concerns
Anti-Chavez TV channel owner arrested in Venezuela
Venezuelan Grid to Remain ‘Vulnerable,’
Pakistan: 5 soldiers, 21 alleged militants killed
Kyrgyzstan: New Junta in Formation
Turkey Signs Nuclear Deal with South Korea
Circassians Look to Georgia for International Support
Will Tymoshenko Unite Ukrainian Opposition?
Report: Mexican Traffickers Cement Grip in US
Bribery Study in Mexico Says Police the Problem
UK police asks Internet cafes to monitor customers
Eurozone agrees on bailout plan for Greece
Social Security payout to exceed pay-in this year
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
News
China vows to escalate trade war if US does not submit
Google to phase out China search partnerships
GoDaddy Stops Selling Chinese Domains Over Censorship Concerns
China's satellite killer and BMD upgrades under way
Taiwan’s air defenses would not be able to fight off an attack by China
The Coming China-India Conflict: Is War Inevitable?
Tibetans detained for reporting on protests
Xinjiang Internet Still extremely Limited after riots
Riyadh mulls big Russian missile buy
How Iraqi Oil Is Changing the World
Satellite imagery suggests pakistan is building another large plutonium reactor
IMF warns of acute debt challenges for West
Alleged Private Spy Ring Prompts DoD Study
Saturday, March 20, 2010
News
Hidden cause of great recession and next financial crisis? Debt
The Next Wave Of The Housing Crisis: Much More Pain In 2010, 2011
Taiwan’s aging Naval capabilities
Strategic Implications of China's Access to the Rajin Port
One year later Gao Zhisheng remains missing
Tibetan Students Stage Protest
Thousands in Russia protest government in 'Day of Wrath'
Russia’s violent and corrupt police
Russia Looks East and Sees Storm Clouds: Part One
Russia Looks East and Sees Storm Clouds: Part Two
Russian secrets for sale, no questions asked
North Koreans fear the country is on the verge of a new famine
Will Palestinian leaders again turn to violence to shore up domestic support
Iranians train Taliban to use roadside bombs
Why Hugo Chávez's friends can't save his petrostate
Army, Drug Gangs Battle in Mexico Amid Blockades
Ethiopian PM Says He Will Authorize Jamming VOA
Preliminary Design Of Free Electron Laser Weapon Completed
Bill Calls for Establishment of First U.S. Rare Earth Minerals Stockpile
General David Petraeus tipped as Republican 2012 presidential candidate
Report: Canada Needs Defense Industry Road Map
Monday, March 15, 2010
Days of Darkness
The rise of a Nazi Superpower:
“We have a rightful sense of superiority."
Ministry of Propaganda: "If you want to do something that disobeys Chinese law and regulations, you are unfriendly, you are irresponsible, and you will have to pay the consequences,"
China announced plans to force Western companies to turn over their most sensitive technology and patents to Chinese competitors in exchange for access to the country's markets.
Internet cafes to be taken over by the government and a declaration that all cellphones should be equipped with surveillance cameras.
Internally, it has carried out more arrests and indictments for endangering state security (thought crime) over the past two years than in the five-year period from 2003 to 2007
also reined in the news media and attempted to control the Internet more vigorously than in the past.
the closer China gets to a variety of firsts -- No. 1 exporting nation and even No. 1 economy in the world -- the more its government seems to exhibit a nagging insecurity and opposition to the West.
“We have a rightful sense of superiority."
Ministry of Propaganda: "If you want to do something that disobeys Chinese law and regulations, you are unfriendly, you are irresponsible, and you will have to pay the consequences,"
China announced plans to force Western companies to turn over their most sensitive technology and patents to Chinese competitors in exchange for access to the country's markets.
Internet cafes to be taken over by the government and a declaration that all cellphones should be equipped with surveillance cameras.
Internally, it has carried out more arrests and indictments for endangering state security (thought crime) over the past two years than in the five-year period from 2003 to 2007
also reined in the news media and attempted to control the Internet more vigorously than in the past.
the closer China gets to a variety of firsts -- No. 1 exporting nation and even No. 1 economy in the world -- the more its government seems to exhibit a nagging insecurity and opposition to the West.
Newly powerful China defies Western nations with remarks, policies
Chinese oil giant to buy stake in Argentine firm
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