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Stories from the World's Largest Human Migration
Stories from the World's Largest Human Migration
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(LinkAsia Bulletin: January 31, 2012) Chunyun, China's Spring Festival travel season, is often called the world's largest annual human migration, as millions of Chinese return home for the holidays. LinkAsia...

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Climate Change Solutions from Africa - Training & Research
Climate Change Solutions from Africa - Training & Research
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The Gobabeb Training and Research Center in a remote corner of Namibia is providing climate data for scientists worldwide and finding new ways for Namibians to adapt to their changing...

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LinkAsia News: 09/16/11
LinkAsia News: 09/16/11
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(LinkAsia: September 16, 2011) China's arms buildup is making its neighbors nervous. Charlie Custer tells us what netizens are predicting now that the Beijing Times and the Beijing News have...

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Press Controls Tighten over Beijing News, Times
Press Controls Tighten over Beijing News, Times
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(LinkAsia News: 09/16/11) Beijing's propaganda department takes over the Beijing News and the Beijing Times. How will their coverage be affected? Charlie Custer tells us what netizens are predicting. Contributor: Charlie...

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Vietnam Picks Up Parkour
Vietnam Picks Up Parkour
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(LinkAsia News: 9/2/11) The urban sport of parkour gets picked up by Vietnamese youths, who look to the web and their friends for inspiration. Broadcaster: VTV4, 8/26/11

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Chinese Media Pushes Boundaries in Train Crash Coverage
Chinese Media Pushes Boundaries in Train Crash Coverage
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(LinkAsia: August 5, 2011) Chinese press pushes for more open, bold coverage of train crash in Wenzhou, despite risks and government censorship. Contributor: David Bandurski

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LinkAsia News: 08/05/11
LinkAsia News: 08/05/11
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(LinkAsia: August 5, 2011) 35 million South Koreans find themselves the victims of one of the largest cyberattacks in the country's history. Chinese media pushes the envelope in its coverage...

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LinkAsia News: 07/29/11
LinkAsia News: 07/29/11
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(LinkAsia: July 29, 2011) Korean and Japanese bloggers respond to Breivik's manifesto. Charlie Custer tells us how Chinese media and the blogosphere are reacting to the Wenzhou train crash. Women...

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Anger Rising over Wenzhou Train Crash
Anger Rising over Wenzhou Train Crash
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(LinkAsia: July 29, 2011) Anger is rising over the train crash in Wenzhou, China, despite government moves to control the media. Contributor: Charlie Custer

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China Train Runs into Roadblocks
China Train Runs into Roadblocks
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(LinkAsia: July 22, 2011) The highly publicized, high-speed rail between Beijing and Shanghai hits some snags and incurs the wrath of stuck passengers in China. Contributor: David Bandurski

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LinkAsia News: July 22, 2011
LinkAsia News: July 22, 2011
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(LinkAsia: July 22, 2011) A jubilant Japan gives its world championship women's soccer team a hero's welcome. In China, Yao Ming retires from the court, but not from the sport...

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LinkAsia News - 07/01/11
LinkAsia News - 07/01/11
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(LinkAsia: July 1, 2011) Thais go to the polls on Sunday, with Yingluck Shinawatra, former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's sister, in the lead. Four Khmer Rouge leaders finally go to...

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Bullet Train Halves Time from Beijing to Shanghai
Bullet Train Halves Time from Beijing to Shanghai
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(LinkAsia: July 1, 2011) New bullet train cuts travel time from Beijing to Shanghai to less than five hours. Footage from Reuters.


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ViewChange: Smile Pinki
ViewChange: Smile Pinki
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Pinki is a five-year-old girl in rural India born desperately poor, and with a cleft lip. The simple surgery that can cure her is a distant dream until she learns...

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Mosaic News - 01/12/11: World News From The Middle East [VIDEO]
Mosaic News - 01/12/11: World News From The Middle East [VIDEO]
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Today's Headlines: Lebanon's unity government collapses, South Sudan independence vote reaches 60 percent threshold, Tunisian interior minister sacked over violent protests, and more.


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