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Notes on Peking opera, propaganda, and China's party congress
World NowWhat’s more irresistible to China's propaganda machine than an American reporter in a red hard hat? An American reporter in a Peking opera costume. These were among the hard journalistic lessons learned on a weekend bus tour arranged by the media... -
If China voted, it would be Obama in a landslide, surveys show
World NowWhich candidate would the Chinese pick if they could vote at the U.S. polls? At least three surveys indicate that it would be President Obama by a landslide.... -
U.S. election party in Beijing: part celebration, part education
World NowBEIJING -- Flavia Wang, Ashley Xu and Thomas Liu, all graduate students at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, were casting ballots for Barack Obama here in the basement of a Marriott hotel on Wednesday morning. Before making their selections, they... -
China, U.S., Europe battling over a shrinking global-trade pie
World NowGlobal Focus: In polite, diplomatic language, China this week accused Eurozone leaders of piling up debts that threaten global economic stability and the Europeans countered with complaints that Beijing manipulates its currency to unfairly skew trade in... -
Deadly Syrian stalemate spurs new diplomacy, little hope
World NowGlobal Focus: Galvanized by a Syrian death toll that has doubled to 36,000 in little more than a month, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has called for a new rebel hierarchy to direct the fighting against President Bashar Assad and steer... -
Ahead of China's party congress, ex-leaders pop up to show clout
World NowAs China prepares to begin a major Communist Party leadership transition next week, hardly a day goes by without a fresh TV or newspaper report highlighting the recent activities of a former leader. The appearances telegraph that these old-timers are... -
China more than doubles death toll from Beijing floods
World NowChinese officials more than doubled the death toll from Beijing flooding on Thursday after an outcry over alleged underreporting of the dead, increasing the numbers from 37 to 77.... -
Obama administration weighs intervention in Mali
World NowThe Obama administration is considering American intervention to pressure Al Qaeda-inspired militants who have seized territory in the African nation of Mali.... -
Merkel, Hollande vow to 'do everything to protect' the euro
World NowHollande, Merkel vow to protect the euro: The leaders of Europe’s two biggest economies pledged Friday to “do everything to protect” the continent’s common currency, whose long-term survival has come under fresh doubt from... -
Northern India suffers massive power outage
World NowA massive breakdown of India's electricity grid cut power to 370 million people in seven northern states, halting trains, cutting water supplies and creating commuter mayhem.... -
Sensational China murder case gets muted news coverage
World NowThe sensational murder case of Gu Kailai has not gotten the sensational media coverage that Westerners are accustomed to in major trials, according to media observers and news reports. The accusation that Gu, the wife of former Politburo member Bo Xilai,... -
Police figure in China murder case could face prosecution
World NowBEIJING -- The flamboyant police official who blew the whistle on China’s most sensational murder case by fleeing to a U.S. consulate appears headed for prosecution himself. Four underlings of the police official, Wang Lijun, went on trial Friday on...
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