| Link of the Week James Mann, formerly of the Los Angeles Times, details the flaws in Richard Holbrooke�s arguments for a new communiqu� with Communist China, in the Washington Post. On Communist China and the Terrorist War David Sands, in the Washington Times, examines the PRC�s efforts to get back to their pre-9/11 position in Central Asia. In the words of David M. Lampton, director of China studies at Johns Hopkins Nitze School of International Studies, Communist China�s �strategic position has eroded substantially� since 9/11. William R. Hawkins, in the Washington Times, advises against getting too close to Pakistan, especially in light of the Kashmir terrorist attack on the Indian Parliament and �the China-Pakistan axis.� On the Phony Terrorist War in East Turkestan Lucy Ash of the BBC examines the plight of the Uighur people in East Turkestan � like Tibet an independent state before the Communists invaded it. On Foreign Policy Robin Wright and Doyle McManus of the Los Angeles Times look at the year in U.S. foreign policy. On the Plight of the �Migrants� seeking residence with their families in Hong Kong Nick Easen, CNN, looks at what may be the final chaprter in Communist China�s first of many end runs around �one country, two systems.� �Communist China and the Terrorist War�: The chronicle of the actions of Communist China and its allies during the terrorist war. Access the latest on our web site, either directly or via our main page. Sign the Boycott Petition: In reaction to the decision of the International Olympic Committee awarding Beijing the 2008 Olympic Games, the China e-Lobby has begun a petition for an American boycott of those games. Feel free to forward this to anyone you think might be interested in receiving it. Anyone who wishes to join can send his/her name and e-mail address to [email protected]. Please feel free to send any news on Communist China you happen to find to the same address. |