Text service resumes 6 months after Xinjiang riots
Text messaging services restarted with some restrictions Sunday for cell phone users in far western China, more than six months after deadly ethnic rioting prompted the government to shut them down
A year into presidency, Obama has little to show from China outreach
President Barack Obama came into office talking tough on China. The emerging superpower, he promised, would be treated as a competitor, not coddled as a friend or shunned as an enemy
China nearly doubles security budget in restive Xinjiang
The exile group Uighur American Association said it fears the near doubling of the security budget “will broaden the scope of the ongoing official repression of Uighurs and exacerbate ethnic tensions in the region
Google denies leaving China, seeks negotiations
Google Inc enters a second week of high stakes brinkmanship with China’s government, amid speculation the firm has decided to pull out of the world’s biggest Internet market over cyber-spying concerns
Nepal likely to deport 10 Tibetan migrants
Nepali authorities have arrested 10 Tibetan nationals who entered Nepal illegally and may face deportation to China, government officials said Sunday, a move that c