MAY NEWS ARCHIVE
May 31: Tension in Indonesia
Amnesty International Calls Jiang a Scoundrel
Bush Says Open Trade Benefits China, US
Jiang Keen to Make Peace With Bush
Eyewitness: A North Korean Remembers
May 30: On Japan's New Nationalism
President Jiang Visits Huangshan
China Bars US Warship From Docking
On Mass Tragedy and Corporate Reaction
May 29: On the Rural Chinese Preference For Male Children
Philippine Islamic Rebels Threaten Hostages
Chinese Planting Trees to Honor Dead Instead of Burials
Shanghai and the Dangers of Chinese Car Traffic
May 28: An Explorer Says Arctic Ice Thinning Noticeably
Xiamen and the Impact of Beijing's Smuggling Crackdown
Report Finds Deteriorating Global Environment
Marchers Ask Beijing to Say "Sorry"
Deadly Shadow Darkens Remote Chinese Village (note: this article is from the New York Times and requires a quick registration to their site)
May 27: Taliban Hardliners Hinder Aid For Afghan People
The Dust Storms and Desertification in China
The Bush Administration's Role In The Issue of "Comfort Women"
An Eloquent Appeal In the Name of North Koreans
A Recent Column: "We Are America"
May 26: Security Treats Asian-American Congressman As Imposter
Li Hongzhi Voted Asia's Most Powerful Communicator
A Fashion Twist: Asians See Hair to Dye For
Jiang Says That Bush is "Confused and Unprincipled"
May 25: Chinese Earthquake Leaves 5,000 Homeless
China and US Agree To Ship Spy Plane Home
China Lodges Formal Diplomatic Protest Against US
May 24: Chinese Celebrate Takeover Of Tibet
China Detains Son of An "Old Leftist"
Zhu Rongji's Visit to Pakistan
May 23: China Bristles Over Bush's Meeting With Dalai Lama
Update on Flooded Mine in Sichuan Province
The 17-Point Agreement in Tibet
May 22: Fans, Detractors Meet Taiwan Leader in New York
China "Close to Joining the WTO"
Asia Grapples With Rising Software Piracy
May 21: Economic Delegation Visits Xian
Beijing Says That Tibetans Planned Self-Immolation
China Executes More Gang Members
May 20: Information About the Cambodian Genocide at the Hands of the Khmer Rouge
On Chinese "Re-Education Through Labour"
New US Military Involvement in Thailand
On the Chinese Anti-Crime Operation "Strike Hard"
Taiwan To Abolish Death Penalty
May 19: China and Japan to Discuss War History
China to Strengthen Supervision of the Internet
Rumsfeld's Spin Control on the Spy Plane Incident
50th Anniversary of Chinese Takeover in Tibet
President Chen's Video Conference With the Council on Foreign Relations, Taiwan
May 18: Koizumi Rejects China's Call For Textbook Revision
Is Food Aid Wrong For North Korea?
China Charges US Scholar With Spying
Blaze Devastates South Korean School
May 17: Rural China and Its Elections
Asian Nations Set to Improve Children's Lives
North Korean Food Crisis Worsens
May 16: Koreans Submit Nine-Million Name Petition
Powell Gloomy On Burmese Talks
US Surveillance Flights Quietly Resumed
May 15: A Day in the Life of Pyongyang, North Korea
US Meets China Over Missle Defense Program
Tibet Becomes Part of China 700 Years Ago
May 14: Women Entrepreneurs in China
Buddha Statues in China and India
Indonesia Criticizes Japan For Distorting History
Ancient Central Asian Civilization Discovered
May 13: Chinese "Strike Hard" Campaign Against Subversion
Charges Against Anwar Ibrahim Dropped
Kashmir Jihadi's Thoughts On China
May 12: Chinese Premier Visits Pakistan
Microsoft Sets Software Sights On China
May 11: Japanese Whaling Ships Set Out On Hunt
Chinese Hackers Yield in Cyberwar With US
Global Forum Ends in Hong Kong
May 10: Taiwan Voices Support For Beijing's Olympic Bid
US and China Still Disagree About Spy Plane
Bush's America Upbraided by Loss of UN Seats
May 9: Jiang Zemin Offers Support For Hong Kong
Japan's Skewed History Books Are Straining Ties With Asia
Falun Gong Protests as Jiang Arrives
China Will Not Allow US Plane to Fly Home
May 8: Interview With 17th Karmapa Lama
Powerful Anti-China Warnings From a Japanese Student
Falun Gong Persecution Affecting Other Countries
May 7: Falun Gong Denied Entry to Hong Kong
Spy Plane May Soon Return to US
US Ousted From UN Human Rights Commission
US Resumes Spy Flights Off Coast of China
May 4: In US-China Ties, Money is the Boss
Landslide Tragedy in Chongqing
Liu Sola, Chinese Folk Singer, Discovers American Blues
US Admits Mistake on Suspension of China Ties
May 3: EU Struggles to Advance Korean Detente
Huge Landslide East of Chongqing
Harsh Reality of China's Social Divide
Pentagon Takes Back Rumsfeld's Suspension of Ties With China
Modern China's Thoughts on the Tang Dynasty
May 2: The US Media and China
May 1: Legislator Condemns Dalai Lama's Visit
On Asian-Americans and US-Sino Problems
EU Sets Out For Constructive Talks With North Korea
Pro-Chinese, Pro-US Hackers Continue Attacks
Defacements Rise in Chinese Hacker War
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