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channelnewsasia.com » Channel NewsAsia Asia Pacific News - Sep 2, 2008
SHANGHAI : The fall semester has begun for students across China, and some children who were affected by the earthquake in Sichuan province in May, have arrived in Shanghai to continue their studies.
channelnewsasia.com » Channel NewsAsia Asia Pacific News - Sep 2, 2008
TOKYO : Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda's surprise resignation announcement took many in the country by surprise, and analysts are already studying the impact of the move - especially in the area of diplomacy.
goal.com » Goal.com - News - Sep 2, 2008
Former coach of Japan national team Hans Ooft has returned to the football scene on the archipelago by taking the reins of struggling J-League club Jubilo Iwata. by John Duerden
goal.com » Goal.com - News - Sep 2, 2008
Dong Fangzhuo may have only played one league game for Manchester United from signing for the club in January 2004 to being released last week but the Chinese winger has no regrets about the time he spent with the …
globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » War & Conflict - Sep 2, 2008
Michael from the Opposite end of China highlights the human rights report about collective punishment practice in parts of Xinjiang.
Also tagged: human rights, english, law, china, roundups, humanitarian, war and 038 conflict
globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » Japan - Sep 2, 2008
Tobias Harris from Observing Japan gives more background information about the sudden resignation of Prime Minister Fukuda.
globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » China - Sep 2, 2008
After going to court last week, cop killer Yang Jia's (杨佳) first trial concluded today with the handing down of the death sentence. Yang has ten days to appeal for a second trial, which if he does will be followed by a …
Also tagged: english, law, weblog, freedom of speech, feature, breaking news, china, chinese, olympics, governance
globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online - Sep 1, 2008
Korea Beat translated a local feature article on prostitution business in South Korea.
Also tagged: business, english, south korea, law, roundups, gender
globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » Diaspora - Sep 1, 2008
“The East Timor sons in other countries have fully contributed to the visibility of the atrocities that were happening in the country to our brothers. It was another kind of struggle, a much less terrible one …
Also tagged: roundups, portuguese, diaspora, east timor
globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » Macau (China) - Sep 1, 2008
Leocardo [pt] reports that the 63 Chinese medal winners have arrived today in Macau, part of a tour of China that, accorging to the blogger, made they look like “monkeys in a circus”: “Couldn't they have rested a few …
Also tagged: sport, roundups, olympics, portuguese, macau china