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Tag Archives: Chinese
Chinese Inventions: The Compass, Gunpowder, …and Critical Social
Edward Ionga | newdiscourses.com My personal area of interest lies in Formosan affairs. Perhaps better known to most as Taiwan, Formosa is the main island of the territory currently occupied by the Republic of China government-in-exile (not to be confused … Continue reading
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Tagged Chinese, communist, compass, critical social, formosan, gunpowder
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Exclusive — ‘This is China, Inc.’: Emails Reveal Hunter Biden’s Associates Helped Communist-Aligned Chinese Elites Secure White House Meetings
Peter Schweizer and Seamus Bruner | breitbart.com Newly obtained emails from a Hunter Biden business partner lay out in detail how the Vice President’s son and his colleagues used their access to the Obama-Biden administration to arrange private meetings for … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Headlines, Politics, Ponerology, Society
Tagged biden, Chinese, communist, corruption, investors
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Chinese Workers Demanding Better Wages, Conditions, Real Union Protections
Lijia Zhang AlterNet Two weeks ago, Foxconn Technology, an electronic giant, announced it would increase its workers’ salaries by as much as 25%. The move was probably the result of pressure from the increasingly rights-conscious workers and international concerns about … Continue reading
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Tagged AlterNet, Apple, Better, case, China, Chinese, chinese workers, Conditions, Demanding, factory, Foxconn, GIANT, high time, international concerns, Labour, labour group, Lijia, lot, pressure, Protections, Real, result, salaries, time, Union, wages, working conditions, Zhang
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Is English or Mandarin the language of the future?
Jennifer Pak BBC News English has been the dominant global language for a century, but is it the language of the future? If Mandarin Chinese is to challenge English globally, then it first has to conquer its own backyard, South … Continue reading
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Tagged Backyard, Bahru, BBC, bbc news, Border, century, Chinese, City, desire, english, future, global language, Immigration, immigration officials, johor bahru, journey, malaysian border, Mandarin, mandarin chinese, mini, mini van, neck, News, Nine-year-old, own backyard, Pak, passport, south east asia, southernmost, southernmost city, van
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You are NOT allowed to commit suicide: Workers in Chinese iPad factories forced to sign pledges
Source: Daily Mail Factories making sought-after Apple iPads and iPhones in China are forcing staff to sign pledges not to commit suicide, an investigation has revealed. At least 14 workers at Foxconn factories in China have killed themselves in the … Continue reading
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Tagged appalling conditions, Centre, chengdu, Chinese, Corporate, daily mail, factories in china, Foxconn, iPad, ipads, iphones, minimum, Misbehaviour, multinational companies, NGOs, pledges, result, Scholars, spate
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Alan Watts: A Critique of Carl Jung – Seeing Through the Game
Youtube In this rare audio, Alan Watts provides a commentary on Carl Jung and the early Chinese Taoist book, “The Secret of the Golden Flower”. Alan Watts was a British philosopher, writer, and speaker, best known as an interpreter and … Continue reading →