Malaysia also helps financing the Burmese Junta

Comment. Thanks you John Doe for this article. But please may you kindly forgive me for editing out sensitive (for me, as a foreigner here, it is quite dangerous) words and sentences. My trip into Burma was riddled with sadness. The general population live below the poverty line, and food, if any, scarce, and expensive. Fuel [...]

Obama’s CHANGE using REVERSE GEAR?

Obama’s CHANGE using REVERSE GEAR? Obama’s CHANGE using REVERSE GEAR? Or Obama wrongly decided that he has to do in opposite in all the way of Mr Bush’s policy. Mr Bush’s confrontation and use of force had cost USA billions of USD. To save that expenditure and to prevent lost of US soldiers in confrontation, Obama [...]

Reuters:Taiwan, challenging China, to let Dalai Lama visit

Taiwan, which turned away the Dalai Lama last year on fears of upsetting China, has approved a visit by the Tibetan spiritual leader next week to comfort victims of a deadly typhoon, the government said today.

Three killed in riot in China’s Xinjiang region

By:Chris Buckley BEIJING (Reuters) – Three people were killed in rioting that erupted in China’s restive far west Xinjiang region on Sunday, when locals burned vehicles and blocked traffic in the regional capital Urumqi, the state news agency reported.

US calls for China to reveal dead of Tiananmen Square

Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of State, has said China should name the people who died in the Tiananmen Square protests, on the 20th anniversary of the massacre. “A China that has made enormous progress economically and is emerging to take its rightful place in global leadership should examine openly the darker events of its [...]

The Star:Asia’s kung fu star puts foot in mouth

INSIGHT DOWN SOUTH By SEAH CHIANG NEE Jackie Chan’s assertion that the Chinese need to be controlled has not gone down well in this city state whose people want more freedom. ASIA’S popular kung fu star Jackie Chan has touched on one of Singapore’s – and Asia’s – current pressing debates when he said in [...]

The Canadian Press:Canadian researchers uncover vast computer spying operation

TORONTO — A cyber spy network based mainly in China has tapped into classified documents from government and private organizations in 103 countries, including the computers of Tibetan exiles, Canadian researchers said Saturday. Read more>>

REUTERS:China approves ‘modern redesign’ of Tibetan capital

BEIJING, March 17 — China has approved a “modern redesign” of Tibet’s remote and mountainous capital Lhasa, state media said today, including a limit on its downtown population. Read more>>

Monks taken for ‘re-education’ before Tibet uprising anniversary

Police will take away more than 100 monks for political re-education today on the eve of the 50th anniversary of the Tibetan uprising that led to the flight of the Dalai Lama. Read more>>

50 Years after revolt, clampdown on Tibetans

MAQU, China, March 5 – Enraged nomads rampaged through this windswept town on the Tibetan plateau a year ago this month, storming a Chinese police compound, setting fire to squad cars and forcing police officers to flee.

China report: 76 sentenced so far for Tibet riots

BEIJING, Feb 11 — China has sentenced 76 people and detained more than 950 since last year’s deadly anti-government riots in Tibet, state media said today.

Myanmar government planning for another episode of Anti-Muslim riots

Myanmar government planning for another episode of Anti-Muslim riots               Dear Brother, I hope you can share the following news which is the part of a deliberate plan of the Military Junta of Burma to use its long term policy of using religious hatred to create the political environment [...]

SHAMELESS SELFISH ENEMIES OF MYANMAR PEOPLE

SHAMELESS SELFISH ENEMIES OF MYANMAR PEOPLE   MYANMARS IN DEMOCRATIC COUNTRIES LIKE USA AND EU SHOULD THROW SHOES AND SLIPPERS ON THE PHOTOS OF THOSE COUNTRIES’ LEADERS ESPECIALLY FOREIGN MINISTERS. General Assembly GA/10804   ANNEX VII Vote on Human Rights Situation on Myanmar The draft resolution on the human rights situation in Myanmar (document A/63/430/Add.3) was adopted [...]

Rise of the 3S women

By Cao Xiaofan BEIJING: Guo Xiao, a 34-year-old single woman working as a mid-level manager in a Beijing branch of a foreign bank, is philosophical about turning down dates. Having passed the “best marriageable age” for city women, conventionally recognised as between 25 and 30 years old, Guo refuses to rush into marriage. “Marrying ‘Mr [...]