worldspy - 25.05.12 14:40 "Caibopengke." I wonder how many self-declared "caibopengke" guys there were in China's billion-strong population -- before the whole thing became governmentalized and/or criminalized. Two, maybe? Five?


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worldspy - 25.05.12 04:12 The older brother of Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng has fled the closely-guarded village where he lives for the capital, Beijing. mehr bei bbc.co.uk

worldspy - 24.05.12 21:55 Chinese human rights activist Chen Guangcheng gives his first in-depth interview to CNN. mehr bei edition.cnn.com

worldspy - 23.05.12 15:30 UK's largest hosting biz titsup in DDoS outrage A "massive" distributed-denial-of-service attack emanating from China last night has taken down 123-reg, the UK net biz that hosts 1.4 million websites.… mehr bei theregister.co.uk

worldspy - 22.05.12 07:51 Kim Young-ha is worried, but stats tell a different story Samsung’s head honcho in China is reportedly worried that domestic spending on technology products in the People’s Republic is slowing down, fears which if realised could have a significant knock-on effect for the global economy.… mehr bei theregister.co.uk

worldspy - 22.05.12 05:01 Vast numbers of counterfeit Chinese electronic parts are being used in US military equipment, a key Senate committee investigation finds. mehr bei bbc.co.uk

worldspy - 21.05.12 04:24 The 29 Chinese fishermen and three boats seized in the Yellow Sea by unidentified North Koreans are free, Chinese state media reports. mehr bei bbc.co.uk

worldspy - 19.05.12 15:50 The blind Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng has left Beijing for a new life in New York. mehr bei telegraph.co.uk

worldspy - 19.05.12 08:25 BEIJING (Reuters) - China has allowed blind legal activist Chen Guangcheng to leave a hospital in Beijing for the United States, a U.S.-based Christian advocacy group said on Saturday. mehr bei reuters.com

worldspy - 18.05.12 03:38 The US says it will impose import tariffs of about 30% on Chinese solar companies, saying China is flooding it with subsidised products. mehr bei bbc.co.uk