China
When China rules the world? Sorry, not likely
Kim R. Holmes | 24 February 2010
China's perceived rise to superpower likely won't happen. It takes a democracy to lead the world.
Religious repression meets living faith
Carolyn Moynihan | 19 February 2010
Pew report on global restrictions on religion.
China’s Cassandra prophecy
Constance Kong | 25 January 2010
The Government’s 2020 vision has been blind-sided by a think tank's report on its population policy disaster
The brave new world of Chinese power
Andy Yee | 08 January 2010
Is there a good response to China's "resilient capitalist authoritarianism"?
Copenhagen: a deal of sorts
Brian Lilley | 19 December 2009
The push for a global, legally binding deal could not overcome national self-interest
Obama’s China kowtow
Constance Kong | 18 November 2009
Why didn't the President of the free world raise sensitive human rights issues in Beijing? Because he couldn't afford to.
Raining on their parade
Michael Cook | 01 October 2009
As China celebrates 60 years of Communism, shouldn’t questions be asked about its one-child policy?
Demise of religion exaggerated
David Vincent | 26 August 2009
Journalist David Vincent looks at the book God is Back showing that religion is growing rather than declining.
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