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August 2013

Dalai Lama’s Chinese Website Infecting Visitors, Expert Warns

By Jim Finkle on August 13, 2013

A prominent computer security firm has warned that the Dalai Lama’s Chinese-language website has been compromised with malicious software that is infecting computers of visitors with software that could be used for spying.

Media, Society, Technology
Cybersecurity, Software, Microsoft, Apple, Oracle Corp.
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China’s Overdue Payments to Hollywood Could Happen This Week

By Patrick Frater on August 13, 2013

Hollywood studios expect to be paid every penny of revenue that has bee earned in China, which is currently held up by a payment dispute. Studio sources suggest that an announcement will be made  within a week.

Business, Law, Media
Hollywood, Motion Picture Association of America, China Film Group, Taxes
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No 'How-To' Book from the West Can Curb Corruption in China

By Eric Li on August 13, 2013

 Roots of corruption are unique everywhere and, in China, it stems from a disconnect between political authority based on a selfless moral claim and economic realities. 

Law, Politics
Corruption, Government Transparency, Michael Johnston, Transparency International
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The Olympics’ Leadership Mess

By Minky Worden on August 13, 2013

Members of the I.O.C. will vote for a new president for the first time in 12 years. This may be the last chance for many years to reform the committee’s approach to repressive governments that seek to host the games. 

Media, Society
Beijing Olympics
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Chinese Foot-Dragging

By The Editorial Board on August 13, 2013

The South China Sea is one of the world’s most strategically important waterways. China has fanned hostilities with other nations with sovereignty claims and confrontations over disputed islands and even specks of rock.

Environment, Law, Military
South China Sea, Land Disputes, Oil, Natural Gas, Wang Yi
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Can China Clean Up Fast Enough?

on August 13, 2013

China is going through an industrial-powered growth spurt and the urge to get rich outweighs the desire for clean air. However, China is beginning to clean up its act.

Energy, Environment, Law
Air Pollution, World Health Organization, Environmental Activism, Solar Energy, Wind Power
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China Likely to Become World’s Largest Oil Importer

on August 13, 2013

China is likely to overtake the U.S. as the world’s largest oil importer as early as next year.The switch comes as the U.S. continues to boost domestic energy supply while China’s energy demand remains robust.

Business, Energy, Environment
Oil, Amrita Sen
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What’s China Got Against the U.S. Constitution?

By Benjamin Carlson on August 13, 2013

The Communist Party mouthpiece, People’s Daily, attacked America’s constitutional structure, claiming that “there is no such thing as democracy and freedom under U.S. constitutional governance.”

Politics, Society
Constitution, Democracy, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, People’s Daily
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Is the Shark-Fin Trade Facing Extinction?

By Chris Horton on August 12, 2013

China’s embrace of conspicuous consumption has manifested itself at the dinner table. One item, more than any other, has possessed the power to confer face and status upon the host: shark fin soup.

Environment, Society
Shark Fin, Consumption, Luxury Goods, Environmental Degradation
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The Abuse of China’s 'left-behind' Children

By Yuwen Wu on August 12, 2013

A series of disturbing revelations in China’s state media about the sexual abuse of school children has exposed the dark side of life in rural areas where parents leave their homes to earn money as migrant workers.

Health, Rural Life, Science
Child Abuse, Sexual Assault
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