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Chinese scholars put the breaks on Sino-Japanese history project?

Sunday, 18 January 2009 11:11 P GMT+09
Have Chinese scholar's just put the breaks on an important Sino-Japanese joint history project for academic reasons, or were they ordered to do so by Beijign?

China: Hate is news worthy, repentenance is not

Sunday, 10 August 2008 4:00 A GMT+09
Apparently, Japanese politicians are only newsworthy in China when they provoke outrage.
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The Great Mascot Conspiracy

Sunday, 13 July 2008 4:42 A GMT+09
After years of secrecy the terrifying truth of the Five Fuwa can now be revealed. Behold the horror that is M.A.S.C.O.T.
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False Flag Fenqing: Menace or Myth?

Monday, 16 June 2008 12:53 A GMT+09
Have you ever heard of a False Flag Fenqing? Have you ever met one? Are you one? Do they even exist?
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Flame of Shame; Flashpoint Japan?

Sunday, 20 April 2008 11:46 P GMT+09
Could Japan be the critical flashpoint in the 2008 Olympic torch procession? If the actions of sponsors are anything to go by, the answer might well be YES.
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Is Japan preparing for a Chinese missile threat?

Saturday, 23 February 2008 9:57 P GMT+09
Is Japan preparing for a missile attack from China, and what does China think about it?
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The 2008 "Tokyo" Olympics?

Monday, 21 January 2008 4:28 A GMT+09
When Beijing won the rights to host the 2008 Olympic games, nothing was mentioned about sharing the honors with Tokyo.
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Hatoyama takes pro-tibet line.

Monday, 26 November 2007 2:45 A GMT+09
It seems like only a couple of days ago since somebody in Japan said/did the last thing to "hurt the feelings of the Chinese people".From the pen of Stuart Biggs, BloombergYukio Hatoyama, secretary general of the opposition Democratic Party
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Dangerous Chinese goods: Will tight controls elsewhere see more heading to America?

Monday, 29 October 2007 5:27 A GMT+09
As other countries tighten their import controls, America leaves the door wide open. Will this lead to the US becoming a dumping ground for dangerous Chinese goods?
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China's two big hates set to come together.

Sunday, 21 October 2007 5:42 P GMT+09
As any China watcher will know, there two subjects that are guaranteed to get China all riled up. 1) The Dali Lama 2) Japan. What do you suppose would happen if the Dali Lama were to visit Japan? Well, it looks like we're about to find out.
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101 Misconceptions about Foreigners

Sunday, 7 October 2007 7:35 P GMT+09
Correcting some of the common myths held by Chinese about foreigners.
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Japan's cabinet to snub nationalists

Saturday, 11 August 2007 10:08 P GMT+09
Japan's cabinet look set to snub the nations discredited nationalists. Providing yet another nail in the coffin of both then and China's Fenqing.
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Oh "Bother", Where art thou

Sunday, 3 June 2007 4:01 A GMT+09
When one of Taiwan's most controversial figures vows to visit one of Japan's most controversial shrines, you have to ask yourself "Why?"
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Always look a gift treaty in the mouth

Friday, 30 March 2007 3:38 A GMT+09
When China makes a peace offering, it's sometime best to check it for booby traps.
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Massacre, what massacre?

Monday, 12 February 2007 9:59 P GMT+09
Somebody is denying Japanese war crimes again..... but it's not who you might think.
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Tokyo denies "invasion rehearsals"

Saturday, 6 January 2007 10:16 P GMT+09
Tokyo: We are not training to repulse a Chinese invasion.
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The Japan Threat: Japanese Giant Crush Chinese Export Entrepreneur

Saturday, 4 November 2006 8:33 P GMT+09
While the Japanese government long ago swore to uphold a policy of pacifism, and has made no aggressive moves against China for some 60 years, it would appear that the same cannot also be said for the Japanese business community.
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Bitting the Bullet (Train)

Saturday, 30 September 2006 1:16 A GMT+09
Outgoing Japanese Prime Minister Koizumi Junichiro has been invited to attend the opening of Taiwan's answer to the Shinkansen, and Beijing isn't happy about it. Apparently, train inaugurations promote separatism.

Kara- "NO" - Ke

Tuesday, 8 August 2006 9:08 P GMT+09
A move to protect musicians from crooked KTV Bars, or state censorship by the back-door?
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The Yasukuni Memos: Bringing the Past to Light

Thursday, 27 July 2006 2:53 P GMT+09
After nearly two decades of speculation, denial and counterclaims, the truth has come out. Bringing with it joy for moderates, and humiliation for extremists, in China and Japan alike.
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Unreported but not unrepentant; Kanagawa mourns the lost Chinese of Sagami-ko

Thursday, 20 July 2006 12:00 A GMT+09
For 364 1/2 days of the year, man-made Sagami lake, Kanagawa Prefecture, is a reservoir and a scenic beauty spot near Yokohama, but for one evening each year it becomes a memorial shrine to Chinese and Koreas prisoners who were forced to create it.
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"Japanese sons of B*tches"

Tuesday, 6 June 2006 6:50 P GMT+09
Although it is a taboo that it is not often spoken of in public, or at least in the presence of foreigners, one of the key dynamics in the turbulent Sino-Japanese relationship has always been Japan's close post-war relationship with the US.
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The Drone Wars: Israel Strikes Back

Wednesday, 24 May 2006 8:24 P GMT+09
Two of the world's most 'awkward' political relationships have been brought into the spotlight this month as yet another Israeli company stands accused of conspiring to provide China with 'better ways to kill US Citizens'.

The Unpleasant Side of an Unpleasant Business

Friday, 21 April 2006 8:09 P GMT+09
Anti-Japanese Riots, one year on: No compensation for Japanese businessmen, no recognition for Chinese victims.

No Solidarity from China over 'lost' Japanese artifacts

Thursday, 13 April 2006 11:56 P GMT+09
Lesson 1: While Beijing might be keen to see Chinese artifact in foreign museums returned to the motherland, don't expect it to show solidarity if the roles are reversed.
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