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On your bike: Specialist hand-filing of high-end bikes may have to give way to robotic production-line bike manufacturing in North America. Jonathan Maus / BikePortland.org

Wheel back the factories

Chinese investors may bring manufacturing back to the West, discovers Libby Tucker.

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A man in Shanxi province rides past the communist dynasty of leaders (clockwise from top) Mao Zedong, Jiang Zemin, Hu Jintao and Deng Xiaoping. Shanghai Stringer / Reuters

The next dynasty

Resource wars? Climate armageddon? What business-as-usual in China will mean for the rest of the world.

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Trinidad & Tobago

Facts, figures and statistics of Trinidad & Tobago

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Stacking up the yuan: At the end of September 2008, the savings of Chinese people ($2.92 trillion) outstripped their loans almost 6 to 1. Reuters / Stringer in China

The yuan plays the dollar

Egyptian economist Gouda Abdel-Khalek talks with Rowenna Davis about China’s political plays in the Middle East.

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Hu’s who

A guide to who’s running the show in China.

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The burning of the village of Um Zeifa in Darfur after the Janjaweed looted and attacked it. The Chinese Government has supplied much of the munitions used by the Janjaweed to destroy the non-Arab peoples in the south of Sudan. Photo by Brian Steidle

Breath of the dragon

China’s aid and arms are promoting one-party governments, argues Rebecca Tinsley.

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On the world’s factory floor

Facts and figures about China’s growth and what it costs.

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Confucius on display at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games Opening Ceremony. These performers represent the 3,000 disciples of Confucius. While the calligraphy brushes being used for headgear reminded the world of the ancient origins of Chinese script, they also helped write a clear message to all who watched that China’s cultural influence on the world has been deep and lasting. Mike Blake / Reuters

The Cultural Crusades

Throw away the guns. Nick Young reports on the conquering power of Chinese culture.

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A remarkable failure

A remarkable failure

Drug prohibition doesn’t work. Time to legalize instead, argues Rachel Godfrey Wood.

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Ruth Kapi points to the devastation created by the Chinese-led Ramu Nickel mine project.

Made in China

Chris Richards meets ‘Capi-communism’ – the Chinese version of capitalism that’s plundering Papua New Guinea.

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Felipa (left), and Saturnina (right). Photo by Nadia Hausfather

Saturnina Quispe Choque

Bolivian feminist Saturnina Quispe Choque talks to Nadia Hausfather.

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Nato

NATO is shrouded in military secrecy, but what we do know is bad enough.

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Hindi Meslseh

Peace offerings

Members of citizens’ groups for peace that attempt to bridge the Israeli-Palestinian divide talk with Hadani Ditmars about why working together brings its own rewards.

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Wheel back the factories

Chinese investors may bring manufacturing back to the West, discovers Libby Tucker.

Libby Tucker June, 2009 423 Buy
The next dynasty

Resource wars? Climate armageddon? What business-as-usual in China will mean for the rest of the world.

June, 2009 423 Buy
Trinidad & Tobago

Facts, figures and statistics of Trinidad & Tobago

Rob Coates June, 2009 423 Buy
The yuan plays the dollar

Egyptian economist Gouda Abdel-Khalek talks with Rowenna Davis about China’s political plays in the Middle East.

Rowenna Davis June, 2009 423 Buy
Hu’s who

A guide to who’s running the show in China.

June, 2009 423 Buy
Breath of the dragon

China’s aid and arms are promoting one-party governments, argues Rebecca Tinsley.

Becky Tinsley June, 2009 423 Buy
On the world’s factory floor

Facts and figures about China’s growth and what it costs.

June, 2009 423 Buy
The Cultural Crusades

Throw away the guns. Nick Young reports on the conquering power of Chinese culture.

Nick Young June, 2009 423 Buy
A remarkable failure

Drug prohibition doesn’t work. Time to legalize instead, argues Rachel Godfrey Wood.

Rachel Godfrey Wood June, 2009 423 Buy
Made in China

Chris Richards meets ‘Capi-communism’ – the Chinese version of capitalism that’s plundering Papua New Guinea.

Chris Richards June, 2009 423 Buy
Saturnina Quispe Choque

Bolivian feminist Saturnina Quispe Choque talks to Nadia Hausfather.

Nadia Hausfather May, 2009 422 Buy
Nato

NATO is shrouded in military secrecy, but what we do know is bad enough.

May, 2009 422 Buy
Big Bad World - A corporate piñata

A corporate piñata, by Polyp.

P J Polyp May, 2009 422 Buy
Peace offerings

Members of citizens’ groups for peace that attempt to bridge the Israeli-Palestinian divide talk with Hadani Ditmars about why working together brings its own rewards.

Hadani Ditmars May, 2009 422 Buy
Kicking it Pyongyang-stylie

May, 2009 422 Buy