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Online courses gain popularity at Chinese universities
The trend of learning through open online courses has made its way to China as more of the country's top universities unveil public courses, and the first cross-university open class for college students in Shanghai kicked off on Tuesday night. The city's university course-sharing platform formally began registering students from 30 schools in the municipality, and the course "Introduction to Philosophy," offered by Professor Wang Defeng with Fudan University (FDU), became the first-ever cross-university public course, welcoming 1,072 students Tuesday. Wang's first lecture was broadcast ...
China influence to grows fast
Financier George Soros said on Sunday that China's global influence is set to grow faster than most people expect, with its isolation from the global financial system and a heavy state role in banking aiding a relatively swift economic recovery.He reiterated his cautious views regarding the surge in global stock markets, although he said it may have further to go given liquidity in the markets and that many investors are still sitting on the sidelines."In many ways, Chinese banking has benefited from being isolated from the rest of the world and is in better shape than the international ...
China decries U.S. criticism of its rights record
China denounced on Thursday U.S. criticism of its human rights record in an annual tit-for-tat exchange, saying the United States should put its own house in order first.The U.S. State Department sharply criticized China on Wednesday, saying detention and harassment of dissidents, petitioners, human rights defenders and defense lawyers peaked around high-profile events such as the Beijing Olympic Games in August.China's Foreign Ministry said China maintained a high level of "protection and respect" for human rights."Over the 30 years of development and reform we have seen a constant ...
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China scraps quotas on rare earths after WTO complaint US and other trading partners said export limits on minerals used in hybrid cars, weapons and mobile phones were unfairChina has scrapped its export quotas for rare earths, minerals used in mobile phones and other high-tech products, after losing a World Trade Organisation case brought by Washington and other trading partners over controls that alarmed global technology producers.The change was included in the Ministry of Commerce’s trade guidelines for 2015 but there was no separate announcement. Under the new guidelines, rare earths will require an export licence but the amount that can be sold abroad will no longer be covered by a quota. Continue reading... |
Who’s the true enemy of internet freedom - China, Russia, or the US? Beijing and Moscow are rightly chastised for restricting their citizens’ online access – but it’s the US that is now even more aggressive in asserting its digital sovereigntyRecent reports that China has imposed further restrictions on Gmail, Google’s flagship email service, should not really come as much of a surprise. While Chinese users have been unable to access Gmail’s site for several years now, they were still able to use much of its functionality, thanks to third-party services such as Outlook or Apple Mail.This loophole has now been closed (albeit temporarily – some of the new restrictions seem to have been mysteriously lifted already), which means determined Chinese users have had to turn to more advanced circumvention tools. Those unable or unwilling to perform any such acrobatics can simply switch to a service run by a domestic Chinese company – which is precisely what the Chinese government wants them to do. Continue reading... |
Australians opposed to taking sides in any conflict between China and Japan Australia-China Relations Institute poll finds 71% think Australia should remain neutral in the event of an armed conflict, even if the US backed JapanAustralians are strongly opposed to any involvement in an armed conflict between China and Japan even if the US was backing Japan and the US president personally requested Australian support, a new poll has found.The poll, commissioned by the Australia-China Relations Institute (ACRI), found 71% thought Australia should remain neutral in any armed conflict over disputed islands and maritime territory in the East China Sea, and 68% thought Australia should still say no if the president rang the prime minister asking for assistance. Continue reading... |
China complains to Pyongyang after N Korean soldier kills villagers North Korean army deserter reported to have killed four villagers after crossing border into Jilin provinceBeijing has lodged a formal complaint with Pyongyang after a North Korean army deserter sneaked across the border and killed four Chinese villagers with a handgun.While relations between isolated North Korea and China, its only significant ally, have grown strained in recent years, violent conflict along their 1,420km-long shared border is rare. Continue reading... |
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