China
Aijaz Ahmad: Iran Sanctions are Genocidal and for Provoking Iran into War
Newsclick Production, Jan. 23, 2012
Aijaz Ahmad discusses with Newsclick the current stand-off between the US and Iran after the current round of sanctions that includes Irani Central Bank. He believes that the US policy is regime change and no solution can take place unless other countries such as India, Brazil, Turkey, Russia, China, etc intervene.
Rhetoric Hides Failure in Durban: UPA's Bankrupt Climate Diplomacy
Prabir Purkayastha, Newsclick, Dec. 22, 2011
Summit? What summit?
Jayati Ghosh, Courtesy: IDEAS, Dec. 2, 2011
Part II - 'Notwithstanding geopolitics, differences; Democracy- an Imperative in Central/West Asia"
Newsclick Productions, April 4, 2011
Part II of Newclick's interview with Prof. Anuradha Chenoy of the Centre for Russian and Central Asian Studies, SIS, JNU, on developments in Central Asia, as a pro-democracy uprising wave is in progress in West Asia.
China: A More Assertive Player in the Global Arena Today? Interview with Prof. GP Deshpande
Newsclick Production/ May 7th 2010
Professor G.P.Deshpande talks about the "assertive" role of China in world affairs with D. Raghunandan, Newsclick Editor.
China Tightens Belt but Keeps Eye on Social Rifts
Simon Rabinovitch and Zhou Xin, Retuters, 5 March 2010
Wen told the country's parliament that China's economy faced a clouded international outlook in 2010 and would stick to a steady policy course this year, shifting tack if needed to counter the lingering impact of the global credit crunch.
Chinese "Oversavings", Domestic Wages and Healthcare Issues
Newsclick Production, 9 Februray 2010
Dr. Andrew Fischer of the International Institute of Social Studies talks about the Chinese "Oversavings" debate, domestic wages and healthcare issues.
'Resilience', 'Inequality' and Social Policy Reforms in China
Newsclick Production, 06 February 2010
Dr. Andrew Fischer from Institute of Social Studies in an exclusive interview talks about Chinese resilience towards the global financial crisis, increasing inequalities and possible way forward.
China's Strident Tone Raises Concerns among Western Governments, Analysts
John Pomfret, Washington Post, January 31, 2010
China's indignant reaction to the announcement of U.S. plans to sell weapons to Taiwan appears to be in keeping with a new triumphalist attitude from Beijing that is worrying governments and analysts across the globe.
Newsmaker-Baidu Founder Rules China's Web with Pragmatism
Melanie Lee, Reuters, 19 January 2010
SHANGHAI, Jan 20 (Reuters) - In the autumn of 1998, computer science engineer Li Yanhong developed Rankdex, an experimental search engine that ranked websites according to their relevance to each other.




