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Uyghur Exile to Sue Taiwanese Government?

Sunday, 4 October 2009 9:28 P GMT+09
Exiled Uyghur activist Rebiya Kadeer may be preparing to take legal action against the Taiwanese government over accusations that they are involved with an Islamic terrorist group. While questions are raised as to whether the group even exists.

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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Beijing: No foreign casulties in Wenchuan Quake, welll..... almost none.

Sunday, 25 May 2008 7:08 P GMT+09
According to Xinhua, no foreigners were killed during the Wenchuan quake. But is this really the whole story?
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Malawi backs "One China" policy

Wednesday, 16 January 2008 4:15 A GMT+09
A sign of the times and of China's ever increasing global presence: Chinese-Taiwan's circle of support shrinks by one.
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Taiwanese elections: 101 different ways to spin a story

Sunday, 13 January 2008 9:59 P GMT+09
Well, the votes are in, the people of Taiwan have spoken, but what does it mean?
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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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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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The Taiwan TB Two

Saturday, 11 August 2007 4:05 A GMT+09
Two Taiwanese tuberculosis patients who sparked a health scare by defying a travel ban to fly to China have been brought back, an official said Tuesday.

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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A rose by any other name ...... still has thorns

Monday, 12 February 2007 10:28 P GMT+09
It's all Change for some of Taiwan's best know state owned enterprises. As of this week 5 of them are sporting new name. Names which are likely to upset Mainland China. While such an event would not normally attract the attention of a (right wing/
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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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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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Loyalty For Sale?: The Convoluted World of 'One China' Politics

Sunday, 6 August 2006 10:56 P GMT+09
Has Chad sold its suppport to the Highest Bidder?
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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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Floating fortresses ... or Tomb Stones: Has China sets its Sights on America's Aircraft Carriers?

Saturday, 27 May 2006 11:59 P GMT+09
According to the latest defense reports, China is preparing a nasty surprise of US aircraft carriers, should they try to intervene in a Sino-Taiwanese conflict. But is this fact, fiction, scare-mongering, or a monumental bluff on China's part?
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The Sino-American Security Dynamic:- Download the Full 2006 “US National Security Strategy” Here.

Friday, 17 March 2006 7:38 P GMT+09
Depending on who you are, and how you read it, the recently released "US National Security Strategy can be interpreted as a step to ensuring greater security, or a very dangerous document. Why not DOWNLOAD it here, in full, and decide for yourself

The rights and wrongs of Buying Back China's History

Wednesday, 15 March 2006 7:21 P GMT+09
China is increasingly keen to see the return of artifacts stolen from it by foreigners, and is using both the law and its new found wealth to achieve this end, but is this really doing China any good, or is it nothing more than a nationalist plot?
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The Crazy World of "One China" Politics

Friday, 10 March 2006 2:16 A GMT+09
A "Rude intervention in China's internal affairs", a conspiracy to stir up Anti-Japanese sentiment, or some politicians being stupid. You decide.
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The Great Face Game: When is a banned film not a banned film?

Wednesday, 8 March 2006 7:28 P GMT+09
When it comes to banned films, it appears that the only thing that can prompt Beijing to admit to their existence is a chance to: A)Denounce them B)Win face from them Enter "Brokeback" Mountain, the banned foreign film "with a Chinese heart"

Brothers in Arms

Sunday, 5 March 2006 9:15 P GMT+09
Describing it as being a “just cause”, North Korea has, this weak, released a statement reafirming Pyonyangs support for 一個中國 (The One China Policy), and denouncing any efforts to separate China and its unwilling sibling Chinese-Taiwan.
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Taiwanese Independence: What will Chen do Next (Poll)?

Wednesday, 1 March 2006 1:08 A GMT+09
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Independence or Bust: Brinkmanship across the Taiwan Striates

Monday, 27 February 2006 11:43 P GMT+09
Despite pledging not to, Taiwanese President Chen Shui-Bian, has Today, officially announced the dissolution of the Sino-Taiwanese "National Reunification Council". A move that comes much to Beijing's ire, and Washington's dismay.
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