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Our leader on Xinjiang this week: a Chechnya in the making | The Economist http://econ.st/XH7Em7
A mere snip at $23000/square foot RT @jjasonchow: For sale in Hong Kong: The world's most expensive home: http://on.wsj.com/XLcYF6
The Economist does Gonzo journalism: "smoking pot in Boulder is more enjoyable than doing so in Amsterdam." http://econ.st/1mimgOc
http://FT.com today features @jamescrabtree getting roughed up, and apparently quite enjoying it... pic.twitter.com/ODs4vuwt6z
Great reporting by WSJ's @joshchin on remote mountain villages devastated by China quake, cut off from aid | http://on.wsj.com/1vd3KQQ
So much for China's rustbelt revival: northeast region slumps to lowest growth (6.5%) in nation http://www.chinanews.com/gn/2014/08-07/6466997.shtml …
China quietly delaying liberalisation of its currency. "Opening up the capital account will be the last of reforms." http://reut.rs/1vch9IO
China may be going after Microsoft, but Shanghai police are big fans of Windows 8 design http://crj.police.sh.cn/ pic.twitter.com/Z1SGzcd8rM
For aid to & investment in Africa, China still trails US. But for trade, it's way ahead http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2014/08/daily-chart-2 … pic.twitter.com/QuzwWKlyvM
China investigators find corruption in 95% of nation's housing markets. Surprised, they take closer look: really 100% http://news.eastday.com/c/20140805/u1a8263692.html …
For someone charged with stealing China state secrets, Canadian was v open with media. 2013 piece by @markmackinnon http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/world/canadian-cafe-owners-serve-up-coffee-with-a-view-of-north-korea/article11298263/ …
The web of links between a Chinese chemical firm's IPO, the CEO's daughter and a group of Western banks: http://on.wsj.com/1AJf1sg
Vivid dispatch from Muse, a Myanmar border town at the crossroads with China, by @sdonnan http://on.ft.com/1pwAE9f
For Chinese Valentine's Day: Lingerie for your peaches. [Photo: FenyiZX] 蜜桃成熟時 pic.twitter.com/iVWvRWVFEB
China's skewed sex-ratio at birth finally begins to flatten,but impacts of more girls won't be felt for a generation: http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2014-07-31/chinas-girl-births-ratio-improves-as-country-gets-more-educated …
Is anti-graft anti-growth? Weighing the argument that Xi's fight against corruption will harm the Chinese economy http://econ.st/1m3FTcJ
good piece MT @emilyrauhala Amid vastly different accounts of violence in Xinjiang, transparency in short supply http://ti.me/1nSPtF3
Simon Chair in Political Economy at CSIS, focusing on Asian economic policy
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