FEATURED
Bill Clinton in China to Negotiate the Release of Facebook and Youtube
BEIJING – Former U.S. president Bill Clinton arrived in Beijing yesterday on a humanitarian mission aimed at securing the unblocking of social networking sites Facebook and Youtube.
FEATURED
Hong Kong Journalists Confess To Inciting Xinjiang Unrest
HONG KONG – Two Hong Kong journalists today confirmed the results of a Chinese investigation into allegations that they contributed to the recent unrest in western China.
FEATURED
America Wants China To Lie Through Its Teeth
WASHINGTON – After a World Trade Organization ruling that China must ease restrictions on imported movies, music and books, the U.S. government announced that it is once again ready to be lied to about free trade.
FEATURED, GENERAL, NEWS
Facebook previews Facebook Lite for the intellectually challenged
Facebook today announced that it's previewing a dumbed-down version of its popular social networking in Afghanistan, India and North Korea.
FEATURED, GENERAL
Red Death Visits China’s Northwest
ZIKETAN, Qinghai – A corrupt Satanist, Boss Wang Shitou, invited several dozen of the local elite to his villa Monday for protection against the oncoming plague, the Red Death.
LIFESTYLE
Great Country For Old Men
Posted on 20 August 2009
BEIJING – The widespread tendency in China for ugly, rich, old men to marry young, money-grubbing pretty women – called the “Viagra effect” – is undermining the country’s pension system. Continue Reading
BUSINESS
North Korean/China Trade Booms Since Nuclear Test
Posted on 19 August 2009
DANDONG, China – North Korean trade with China has risen dramatically since Kim Jong Il’s regime tested a nuclear warhead, according to retailers in the Chinese border town of Dandong. Continue Reading
NEWS
Chinese Banned Books Exhibited In Pyongyang
Posted on 13 August 2009
PYONGYANG – More than 18,500 Chinese banned books were exhibited at the Pyongyang International Exhibition on Forbidden Books Wednesday. Continue Reading
LIFESTYLE, NEWS
Inner Mongolian Tap Water Tantalizes The Taste Buds
Posted on 11 August 2009
HOHHOT, Inner Mongolia – The tap water supply fully resumed service Monday night in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia with the addition of organic, herbal-infused flavoring, local officials said. Continue Reading
LIFESTYLE, NEWS
Odds Makers Split On Stanley Ho’s Recovery
Posted on 06 August 2009
HONG KONG – With casino mogul Stanley Ho, the father of Macau's gambling industry, hospitalized in Hong Kong, some gamblers are betting 7-1in favor his recovery. Continue Reading
BUSINESS
Rising Bribes Fuel China’s Inflation Concerns
Posted on 03 August 2009
BEIJING – Inflation in China is set to rise in the second half this year as the size of bribes grows, the Central Bank said on Tuesday. Continue Reading
NEWS
Singapore Judge Sues Newspaper, Rules in Favor of Himself
Posted on 23 July 2009
SINGAPORE -- Singapore Supreme Court Judge Goh Han Sheng ruled in favor of himself today, concluding a brief trial in which he sued the Boston University Daily Free Press for libel. Continue Reading
NEWS
Arson A Hard Crime to Solve, Say Experts
Posted on 09 July 2009
CHENGDU, Sichuan Province – Despite what appears to be abundant evidence, experts claim that the man who started the fire on a transit bus in China's Sichuan Province in early June that killed 27 people may be innocent. Continue Reading
NEWS
Learn From Mayor Zhou Senfeng Day
Posted on 29 June 2009
YICHENG, Hubei – Government authorities in Hubei Province have declared June 23 ‘Learn From Zhou Senfeng Day’, in honor of the youngest mayor ever elected in the Chinese mainland. Continue Reading
NEWS
Baidu Denies Sabotaging Google in Anti-Porn Controversy
Posted on 27 June 2009
BEIJING – Chinese search engine powerhouse Baidu has denied accusations by Google that it requires all employees to search for their porn using google.com. Continue Reading
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