From today's papers in Pakistan
June 24, 2009 1 min. read

Missile attacks kill 50 in South Waziristan UK must do more to combat militants: Zardari Pakistan’s envoy meets Indian foreign secretary A toast to our brilliant ‘bayyz’ India not a threat Pakistani assault hurting Taliban, says US officer 5 security men martyred in Swat clash Another murder Strained hosts? Rescuers on the rampage Taliban leadership […]

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Interesting Exchange
June 23, 2009 7 min. read

Pakistan’s internal disputes are serious, but rarely do outsiders notice anything. Here is an example. Below, you’d find an article written by a gentleman in Northern Virginia. One of his readers responded favorably, but another reader reacted sharply, and this response should help the readers understand the simmering tensing inside Pakistan. I have removed the […]

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Defending "Buy Chinese"; Higher China Growth Forecast
June 18, 2009 2 min. read

Beijing defending “Buy Chinese” Policy Qin Gang, spokesman of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, defended Beijing’s government purchase policies. In early June, China’s National Development and Reform Commission, together with a number of other ministries, issued a notice requiring government bodies to source domestically for projects financed by the state. According to Mr. Qin, the […]

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China’s Emissions Targets: a (Non)Reductionist Approach
June 17, 2009 5 min. read

The past week of events – from a U.S. Senate hearing, to remarks by China’s State Council, to high-level talks in Beijing – have scattered a layer of rich soil from which robust US-China cooperation on climate change might spring forth. However, that soil is not uniform in content. The issue of quantifiable emissions reductions, […]

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Pakistan's papers today
June 16, 2009 1 min. read

Military resolve to crush militancy Qureshi warns of Taliban moving into India, Gulf Taliban may open new front, fears Sherpao Mehsuds hedge bets as game on to isolate Baitullah Anti-terrorism force ‘Decisive offensive’ ordered against Baitullah Mehsud Southern Punjab’s troubles Extremists buying children to use as bombers: Malik PML-Q issues white paper against Punjab govt

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No Confidence in Rapid Chinese Recovery; FDI in China Continues Down Trend
June 15, 2009 1 min. read

No rapid recovery for China? Chinese economists and high level officials expressed their doubts about a swift Chinese recovery. Li Yang, a former adviser to the People’s Bank of China, sees the biggest challenge for China in finding a new growth engine to replace the struggling export sector. In this point Mr. Li is supported […]

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