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The Morgan Tsvangirai Wikileaks cables-Part Twenty-Five - Vimarsana News

The Morgan Tsvangirai Wikileaks cables-Part Twenty-Five

China refused to endorse a United Nations resolution that would have allowed military intervention in Zimbabwe shortly after President Robert Mugabe won the presidential elections in June 2008 when Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai pulled out, because it believed that Tsvangirai was the problem and not the Zimbabwe African National Union- Patriotic Front

Abandoning Taiwan - Vimarsana News

Abandoning Taiwan

Is the Bush administration softening its stance on the China-Taiwan equation? The Bush administration is inclined to tiptoe around Beijing, especially on the question of Taiwan.

Prominent Chinese Communist Party Members Serve on Board of Yale Beijing Center - Vimarsana News

Prominent Chinese Communist Party Members Serve on Board of Yale Beijing Center

Two prominent members of the Chinese Communist Party serve on the board of Yale University's academic center in Beijing, which hosts a series of events that defend Chinese government initiatives. 

The Same Old 'China Story' Keeps Chinese Sci-Fi Earthbound - Vimarsana News

The Same Old 'China Story' Keeps Chinese Sci-Fi Earthbound

In the run-up to the 70th anniversary of the People’s Republic on October 1, China’s television regulator has mandated that all television channels only air patriotic shows. The ban might be short-lived, but it has kept the news in the headlines and undercut any attempts the Party might make to redeem itself via good storytelling.

Shanghai's cinephiles once secretly loved Hollywood. Now Chinese films dominate its silver screens - Vimarsana News

Shanghai's cinephiles once secretly loved Hollywood. Now Chinese films dominate its silver screens

Shanghai's cinephiles once secretly loved Hollywood. Now Chinese films dominate its silver screens Alice Su © (STR/AFP via Getty Images) People in Wuhan, China, watch a movie last July on the first day of the reopening of cinemas after the coronavirus outbreak. (STR/AFP via Getty Images) Young couples in cashmere coats and surgical masks stood recently in neon light outside the Cathay Theater, its art deco facade a remnant of the Shanghai of nearly a century ago, when a wave of cinemas arose amid a city run by gangsters and colonialists. If you were an expat back then, it w...

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