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Bo Xilai – understanding the process
In understanding the Bo Xilai case we need to first understand why the case is so important in China. Mr Bo was one of Chinas top ranking members of government, poised to take a seat on the all powerful Politburo … Continue reading
Posted in Law, Politics
Tagged Bo Xilai, Communist Party, legal process, Politburo, Political Bureau, Public Office
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Anti Japanese protests
Back in 1998 Emperor Akihito of Japan made a state visit to Britain. As the BBC reported, the trip was marred in protests: PoWs [Prisoners of War] symbolically turned their backs on Emperor Akihito as he was taken by the … Continue reading
Posted in History, International Relations, Politics
Tagged Anti Japanese, Rape of Nanking, War Veterans, World War
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Blind Justice:? The case of Gu Kailai.
Gu Kailai, wife of the popularist politician, Bo Xilai, former Provincial Governor of Chongqing, has been given a suspended death sentence for the murder of British businessman Neil Heywood. Ms Gu had confessed to the murder, claiming that Mr Heywood … Continue reading
Posted in Law, Politics
Tagged Bo Xilai, Chinese criminal justice, Chinese mindset, Gu Xilai, Jutice, Legalism, Neil Heywood
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Business sense versus the Yellow Peril.
The business case for encouraging more Chinese tourists to the UK appears not to be strong enough to convince Home Secretary Theressa May, to make it easier for Chinese tourists to enter the UK, worryingly raising the ghost of the … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Economics, International Relations, Politics
Tagged economics, face, immigration, Jeremy Hunt, Politics, Theressa May, understanding China, visa, Yellow Peril
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