Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Editor's Picks

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China should let Philippines stew for some time
China has been seeking to present a friendly image to the outside world, including never taking advantage of its own power to exert pressure on others. But today we probably need to restrain idealism about our reputation.

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Eurozone debt crisis needs scalpel, not axe, taken to budgets
Few have faith in any prescription drug for the eurozone disease without a major operation on the entire system.

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Lack of opposition leaves Syrian politics fatally behind the times
With nobody around to challenge or question them, the Baathists simply sat back and enjoyed the luxuries of power.

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18
Kadeer's incorrect claims fail to reflect Xinjiang's complex reality
China's ethnic policy is designed to help leverage ethnic minorities in their competition with the Han.

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15
Tourism’s charm disappears among over-charged crowds
Revenue expansion relies on simply raising the entrance fee, rather than improving services.

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Pragmatism helps control rhetoric in Chen case
The reliance on the human rights argument demonstrates that Americans continue to have an apparent lack of pragmatic understanding about China’s current domestic issues.

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US-China ties revolve around debating table, not battlegrounds
The US and China are in a new era in the relationship, presenting different challenges. This is partly true because of the breathtaking pace of China’s rise in the last decade.

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Filial piety hit by waves of urbanization
As a migrant worker living in Beijing, a city far away from my hometown, I often feel shame and don’t dare to look at my mother. She wanted me to stay even when she helped me pack and wished me good luck in this city. I wish all mothers around the world a happy Mother’s Day and good health.

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10
Different ways of driving family planning forward
In different places in China, where population density varies, the flexibility of family-planning policies is different.

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09
Dutch parties shy away from tough economic choices
Although the mainstream parties luckily no longer principally oppose economic reform, the center-left refuses to restructure the labor market which locks people into jobs and means that the new generation cannot get work.

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08
Chen's tackling of rural conflicts exploited by outside forces
Some of the "universal approaches" Chen learned, particularly when he was in the US, could only worsen his problem than solving it.

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08
French electorate and new leader may be in for tough lessons
To the surprise of absolutely no-one, Francois Hollande has become the next president of France. His major problem will now be to provide an answer to the most damning question in politics: "Now what?"

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07
Hotel lovers' dreams crumble under barrage of work
There are many things in the society for young people to learn and to experience rather than dreaming about idling away their days running a small hostel somewhere in the Tibetan area.

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06
Chen trump for US in human rights game
The US hasn't given up Chen, but they know that Chen is a special trump card.

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03
US-Japanese strategies put region at risk
As the disputes between China and Japan over the Diaoyu Islands have intensified recently, Japan hopes confrontations with China in the South China Sea could distract China's attention.

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02
US still powerful player in shaping new Asian order
Asian countries do not want to pick a side between China and the US.

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Why do rumors repeatedly arise in Bo Xilai incident?
Wiretaps, political struggles and so-called "exclusive tip-offs" regarding the Bo Xilai incident have been reported by some foreign media in recent days.

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Europe's compound crisis tackled, but chance of disaster remains
I can now quantify my intuition. There's about a 85 percent probability that Europe will muddle through, though it will be ugly. But there's still a 15 percent chance of true disaster.

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25
Manila needs to learn rules in South China Sea
Del Rosario has probably forgotten that the DOC also stipulates that all parties concerned should undertake to exercise self-restraint in the conduct of activities that would complicate or escalate disputes and affect peace and stability.

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Rein in the rumor mill
Illustration: Liu Rui            Editor's Note ...

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