ENGLISH EDITION OF THE WEEKLY CHINESE NEWSPAPER, IN-DEPTH AND INDEPENDENT
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  • When Offering Love is Illegal | 1-22 16:23
  • A deadly fire has highlighted the crippling hurdles orphanages face in caring for children.
  • Chaos at Kunming's New Airport | 1-18 14:13
  • Chaos at Kunming's new airport is leading to questions about how the site was chosen.
  • Local Officials Flood Into Beijing to Lobby and Network | 1-15 17:14
  • On the heels of the 18th Party Congress, local officials are coming to Beijing to capitalize on newly-announced policies and network with new leaders.
  • Official Credit Card Coming to Beijing | 12-28 13:37
  • Official credit cards aimed at increasing transparency and descreasing corruption will soon be required in the capitol.
  • Shifting Trends in Corruption | 12-27 17:52
  • New mechanisms are starting to break long-held corruption trends
  • Portraits of Three Gorges Migrants | 12-21 13:46
  • Many Three Gorges migrants are still struggling, while some have found a new beginning.
  • Evolving Pyongyang | 12-20 11:02
  • North Korea’s capitol is showing small signs of modernization, and even fashion.
  • Oil Industry | 12-17 16:08
  • As long as the right to import oil is limited to the three large state-owned companies that dominate China's oil industry, moves to open the sector up to competition will be futile.
  • Railway Sector | 12-17 16:05
  • Following a fall-off in investment, the railway sector hopes to encourage more private investors. However, investors are cautious as they won't get much say in how project are run.
  • Education Sector | 12-17 16:00
  • The Ministry of Education has launched implementation guidelines to make it easier for private companies to invest in the education sector but entrepreneurs are still cautious.
  • Interview with Vice president of the All-China Federation of Industry & Commerce | 12-17 15:51
  • Zhuang Congsheng (庄聪生), vice president of a private business lobby group, discusses new rules aimed at encouraging private capital to invest in areas traditionally dominated by state-owned enterprises.
  • Residents Petition High-speed Rail Plan | 12-14 19:12
  • The Ministry of Railways said that construction won't commence without the approval of residents
  • Reflecting on Chongqing | 12-13 18:21
  • Chongqing defense lawyer Chen Youxi reflects on the lessons we should learn from the tragedies that unfolded in the city under Bo Xilai.
  • I paid 120,000 Yuan to Clean Toilets in The UK | 12-11 8:02
  • The UK has enacted controversial student visa policies to crack down on bogus schools. A Chinese nurse recounts her experience being swindled at one of these schools.
  • Taiwan-Related Court on Trial in Xiamen | 11-23 9:18
  • A pilot court has been approved in Xiamen to handle cases involving parties from Taiwan.
  • Cadres Under Pressure | 11-19 10:04
  • In spite of all the perks, civil service can bring a lot of headaches
  • Speech Crime Cases in Chongqing | 11-8 9:53
  • Chongqing is overturning re-education through labor sentences handed to individuals who posted comments online.
  • Mo Money For Gaomi | 10-26 14:43
  • Business-people across Mo Yan’s Shandong hometown are capitalizing on the author’s Nobel Literature win.
  • Foxconn’s Troubled Transition | 10-24 14:17
  • After an alleged strike at Foxconn’s Zhengzhou factory, an EO reporter went to discover the root of worker dissatisfaction.
  • Missionaries in the Middle Kingdom | 10-12 16:39
  • Evangelical missionaries are spreading the gospel both legally and clandestinely in China. But both official and public opinion are mixed toward their activities.

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