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ANÁLISES
Peddling influence with Fiji (29 de Agosto)
Alan Goodall, Japan Times
China’s Olympic Run – II (29 de Agosto)
Pallavi Aiyar, Yale lobal
La resaca olímpica (29 de Agosto)
Xulio Rios, El Pais
China's post-Olympic challenge: finding a certain moral force (28 de Agosto)
Orville Schell, Daily Star
China’s Olympic Run (27 de Agosto)
Mary Kay Magistad, Yale Global
Showcasing best of China (27 de Agosto)
Ramesh Thakur, Japan Times
A Biblical Seven Years (27 de Agosto)
Thomas L. Friedman, Der Spiegel
Divagaciones sobre los Juegos Olímpicos (27 de Agosto)
Francisco Bustelo, El Pais
China's apologists are wide-eyed and clueless (27 de Agosto)
Martin Samuel, Times
Past presents problems for Tibet (27 de Agosto)
Karine Gagne, Francois Pesant and Denis Burke, Asia Times
Chine 2008: succès et défis (26 de Agosto)
Jean-Pierre Raffarin, Le Monde
We Can Help China Embrace the Future (26 de Julho)
Tony Blair, Wall Street Journal
'Show of Power,' Indeed (26 de Julho)
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Fun and Games (26 de Julho)
Anthony Lane, The New Yorker
Beijing Sports Wrap: My Top 20 (26 de Julho)
Mark Starr, Newsweek
China’s synchronised anachronism (26 de Julho)
Tion Kwa, Daily Times
China is changing, but the walls against the West are still there (26 de Julho)
Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph
PD Online exclusive Interview of Jacques Rogge (25 de Agosto)
Entrevista com Jacques Rogge, People's Daily
Chinese 'oldies' who raised the bar for caring (25 de Agosto)
Tom Plate, Japan Times
China showed the world that it's out of sync (25 de Agosto)
Tion Kwa, Japan Times
Ties with Russia will help London challenge Beijing (25 de Agosto)
Ken Livingstone, RIA Novosti
De Pekín a Seúl, la hora de la filosofia (25 de Agosto)
Víctor Gómez Pin, El Pais
Brand Britain is becoming counterfeit (25 de Agosto)
Jim White, Daily Telegraph
Soft Power and the Beijing Olympics (24 de Agosto)
Joseph Nye, RealClearWorld
Two Countries, Different Aims (24 de Agosto)
Shashi Tharoor, Washington Post
China's One World? (24 de Agosto)
James Lyons, Washington Times
China's Totalitarian Games (24 de Agosto)
Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
China's dilemma: balancing the individual and the collectivity (23 de Agosto)
Vishakha N. Desai, Daily Star
Jihad and Gentle Resistance in the Wild West (22 de Agosto)
Andreas Lorenz, Der Spiegel
For China's Uighurs, Games a World Away (22 de Agosto)
Anna Bodner, Taipei Times
The Olympics: was China ready? (22 de Agosto)
Li Datong, Open Democracy
The Crackdown to Come (22 de Agosto)
Willy Lam, Wall Street Journal
Sudan's crimes, China, and losing the moral high ground (22 de Agosto)
David M. Crane, Daily Star
Le dalaï-lama : le feu sous la neige (21 de Agosto)
Jean-Marie Guénois, Le Figaro
Le dalaï-lama dénonce "le projet de répression brutale" au Tibet (21 de Agosto)
Le Monde
The Beijing games and America's new Sputnik moment (21 de Agosto)
Jamie F. Metzl, Daily Star
New 'Tang' Dynasty for rapidly rising China? (21 de Agosto)
Vishakha N. Desai, Japan Times
Beijing's cool youngsters enjoy a breath of fresh Olympic air (21 de Agosto)
Simon Barnes, Times
China’s Rise Goes Beyond Gold Medals (21 de Agosto)
Nicholas D. Kristof, New York Times
China changes itself: an Olympics report (20 de Agosto)
Kerry Brown, Open Democracy
Social well-being a striking aspect of life in modern Tibet (20 de Agosto)
Parvathi Menon, The Hindu
China needs its Screaming Lord Sutch (20 de Agosto)
Jonathan Fenby, Times
The Real China Threat (20 de Agosto)
Robert J. Samuelson, Washington Post
Watch the post-Game meddling (19 de Agosto)
Hugh Cortazzi, Japan Times
A new Tang Dynasty (19 de Agosto)
Vishakha N Desai, Daily Times
Ma goes for Taiwan gold in matters of trust (19 de Agosto)
Tom Plate, Japan Times
China's slow march toward a normal society (18 de Agosto)
Frank Ching, Japan Times
Why I'll stay away from the opening ceremony of the Olympics (8 de Agosto)
Ai Weiwei, The Guardian
Smog in Beijing (8 de Agosto)
Eugene Robinson, Washington Post
The reality behind China's Olympic image of modernity (8 de Agosto)
Edward McMillan-Scott, The Guardian
Games without the politics (8 de Agosto)
Khaled Diab, The Guardian
La China global (8 de Agosto)
Manel Ollé, El Pais
I chose not to stay in Beijing for the games - it is a city drained of joy (8 de Agosto)
Sun Shuyun, The Guardian
An Olive Branch From the Dalai Lama (7 de Agosto)
Nicholas D. Kristof, New York Times
El Partido Chino manipula a Occidente (7 de Agosto)
Guy Sorman, ABC
Blinded By the Firewall (7 de Agosto)
John Kamm, Washington Post
China is a power to be watched, but not feared (7 de Agosto)
Malcolm Rifkind, Daily Telegraph
Beijing reality show (7 de Agosto)
Heather Havrilevsky, Los Angeles Times
Stop criticizing China, it has come so far (7 de Agosto)
Lijia Zhang, Japan Times
Pyrrhic Olympic Victory for China (7 de Agosto)
Boris Kagarlitsky, The Moscow Times
Terrorism and the Games (7 de Agosto)
Gwynne Dyer, Japan Times
Don't Forget About China's Dissidents (7 de Agosto)
Ellen Bork, WS Journal
The reality of China's jihadist threat (6 de Agosto)
Jason Burke, The Guardian
China’s Gold Rush (6 de Agosto)
Matthew Forney, New York Times
How Chairman Mao led China to humiliation (6 de Agosto)
George Walden, Times
La Chine face à la menace islamiste (6 de Agosto)
Didier Chaudet, Le Figaro
China a great power? Then make a deal with the Dalai Lama (6 de Agosto)
Edward Friedman, Daily Star
Pour des JO de Pékin "réussis" (6 de Agosto)
Daniel Vernet, Le Monde
Has China got a terrorist problem? (5 de Agosto)
Rosemary Righter, Times
Rose-tinted reflections (5 de Agosto)
Yiyi Lu, The Guardian
The Olympic Games in China have put Beijing on another planet (5 de Agosto)
Jim White, Daily Times
Three Olympic events to characterize China (5 de Agosto)
Tom Plate, Japan Times
China Shouldn’t Be Inscrutable (4 de Agosto)
Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek
Calling China's Human Rights Bluff (4 de Agosto)
Jim Hoagland, Washington Post
Beijing Under Wraps (4 de Agosto)
Jen Lin-Liu, New York Times
What Bush Should Ask for in Beijing (4 de Agosto)
Sasha Gong, Washington Post
Behind the scenes in Beijing (4 de Agosto)
Catherine Sampson, The Guardian
Beijing’s Olympic-Sized Catch-22 (Agosto)
Victor D. Cha, The Washington Quarterly
The Beijing Olympics (Agosto)
David Goldblatt, Prospect Magazine
Better for China to allow journalists freedom (31 de Julho)
Frank Ching, Japan Times
Olympic Games show China through a glass, darkly (31 de Julho)
Jonathan Fenby, Times
Its green medal hopes are lost but Beijing must race on (31 de Julho)
Isabel Hilton, The Guardian
Kyoto's airy promises (31 de Julho)
Ed Feulner, Washington Times
Money Can't Buy Tibetan Love (31 de Julho)
Glyn Ford, Japan Times
Iraqis will compete in Beijing (31 de Julho)
Maria Appakova, RIA Novosti
Much attention, but not the sort Beijing bargained for (28 de Julho)
Richard N. Haass, Daily Star
China's Rise, From Mao to Now (28 de Julho)
John Pomfret, Washington Post
The Road From Rome (26 de Julho)
David Maraniss, Newsweek
Who’ll Stop the Rain? (26 de Julho)
Sharon Begley, Newsweek
Why Beijing is standing by its basket-case friends (16 de Julho)
Richard Spencer, Daily Telegraph
Big Brother versus YouTube: let the Beijing Games Commence (16 de Julho)
Mark Leonard, Spectator
Count-Down to Beijing Olympics-II (13 de Julho)
B. Raman, SAAG
No Olympic Medal for Bush (11 de Julho)
Ronan O'sullivan Farrow, WS Journal
Le dialogue avec la Chine doit être européen (11 de Julho)
François Hauter, Le Figaro
China wins its first Olympics victory (9 de Julho)
Pallavi Aiyar, The Hindu Times
Rumors and riots (8 de Julho)
Minxin Pei, International Herald Tribune
China's Olympic Nightmare. What the Games Mean for Beijing's Future (Julho)
Elizabeth C. Economy e Adam Segal, Foreign Affairs
Olympic Art & Artífice (Julho)
Geremie R. Barmé, The American Interest
Quenching Olympic Thirst (Junho)
China Security
Protest and Policing: Challenges for the Beijing Olympics (Junho)
Chen Yali, China Security
China and the Olympics: Expect the Unexpected (Maio)
Kerry Brown, The World Today
Beijing Is Haunted by Olympic Ghosts (Abril)
Gudrun Wacker, SWP
The Right Way to Pressure Beijing (Abril)
William F. Schulz, Foreign Policy
With Repression in Tibet, Rethink Olympics (18 de Março)
John J. Tkacik, Jr., Heritage Foundation
The Beijing Olympics: A focus for Chinese diplomacy (Março)
The International Institute For Strategic Studies
EDITORIAIS
Y ahora qué? (29 de Agosto)
El Pais
Olympics not all gold (26 de Julho)
Japan Times
Triumph of excellence (26 de Julho)
The Hindu
The price of China's Olympic Games (26 de Julho)
LA Times
Pékin: et après? (25 de Julho)
Le Monde
Glory belongs to the great Olympics (25 de Agosto)
People's Daily
Lessons for London (25 de Agosto)
Times
Let us prepare for a properly British Games (25 de Agosto)
Daily Telegraph
It's the sport, stupid (25 de Agosto)
The Guardian
The big loser in Beijing: human rights (24 de Agosto)
International Herald Tribune
Games Behind Bars (22 de Agosto)
Washington Post
China gets its 'rise' – but not the world's respect (22 de Agosto)
CS Monitor
Reporting in Beijing (22 de Agosto)
Wall Street Journal
L'aveu chinois (21 de Agosto)
Le Monde
The human rights games (8 de Agosto)
The Guardian
China se pone en pie (8 de Agosto)
El Pais
Olympic Games: the world comes to China (8 de Agosto)
Times
The Beijing Games (8 de Agosto)
WS Journal
Stakes high as Beijing Games begin (8 de Agosto)
Daily Telegraph
Comprendre la Chine (8 de Agosto)
Le Figaro
Beijing's Games (8 de Agosto)
Washington Post
Beijing Olympics: top of the pole (7 de Agosto)
Times
China's political Games (7 de Agosto)
Boston Globe
China, a examen (5 de Agosto)
ABC
Chine et Occident, les yeux dans les yeux (4 de Agosto)
Le Figaro
Great expectations (4 de Agosto)
Los Angeles Times
Les deux visages de la Chine (31 de Julho)
Le Figaro
More Pressure on Beijing (31 de Julho)
New York Times
China's Olympic Cops (28 de Julho)
Wall Street Journal
The Olympics are the world's, not just China's (10 de Julho)
People's Daily
Everyone is responsible for a safe Olympics (9 de Julho)
People's Daily
An Olympic Fiasco (Março)
The New Atlantis
ARTIGOS
After Glow of Games, What Next for China? (25 de Agosto)
Jim Yardley, New York Times
EU 'wins' 2008 Olympic games (25 de Agosto)
Philippa Runner, EUObserver
China urges France to respect its concern over Tibet-related issues (21 de Agosto)
People’s Daily
Games increases global understanding of China (21 de Agosto)
People’s Daily
Olympics not to be the dividing crest for China's economy (20 de Agosto)
People’s Daily
5 Americans Are Arrested for Protest in Beijing (20 de Agosto)
Andrew Jacobs and Colin Moynihan, New York Times
Beijing Games honors Israeli atheletes slain in Munich in 1972 (19 de Agosto)
Uzi Dann, Haaretz
Would-Be Protesters Detained in China (19 de Agosto)
Andrew Jacobs, New York Times
77 applications, no protests at Beijing Games (19 de Agosto)
China Daily
Olympics: American Christians protest over confiscated Bibles (18 de Agosto)
Jonathan Watts, The Guardian
Olympics not to become watershed of China's economic development (17 de Agosto)
People’s Daily
Stadium designer attacks autocratic China (8 de Agosto)
Steven Morris, The Guardian
For China, It's Showtime (8 de Agosto)
Washington Post
Bush y Sarkozy exigen a China libertad y Zapatero sigue en silencio (8 de Agosto)
ABC
Bush Calls On Myanmar, China To Respect Rights (8 de Agosto)
Radio Free Europe
Most EU leaders stay away from Olympic ceremony (8 de Agosto)
Philippa Runner, EUObserver
Chinese president thanks world for Olympic support, quake relief (8 de Agosto)
People’s Daily
Putin wishes Beijing Olympics great success (7 de Agosto)
People’s Daily
President Bush condemns China human rights record on eve of Olympics (7 de Agosto)
Times
Beijing Olympics organizers play host to political games too (7 de Agosto)
Los Angeles Times
Sarkozy joue la décrispation en un voyage éclair (7 de Agosto)
Le Figaro
China’s Leaders Are Resilient in Face of Change (7 de Agosto)
Jim Yardley, New York Times
Jihadists intent on year of mourning, Chinese say (6 de Agosto)
The Guardian
Olympic torch arrives in Beijing (6 de Agosto)
Times
Olympics: Britons and Americans arrested over Tibet protests (6 de Agosto)
The Guardian
President Musharraf cancels trip to China as impeachment looms (6 de Agosto)
Times
China: how desperation destroyed ideas of harmony on the New Frontier (6 de Agosto)
Times
Los cuatro fantasmas del régimen (6 de Agosto)
El Pais
China's Summer of Living Dangerously (5 de Agosto)
Ullrich Fichtner, Der Spiegel
China tries to put its best face forward (5 de Agosto)
Willy Lam, Asia Times
Beijing jittery after attack on police (5 de Agosto)
Asia Times
China on Olympic terror alert after border attack (5 de Agosto)
Jonathan Watts e Tania Branigan, The Guardian
Pékin veut rassurer sur la sécurité des Jeux (5 de Agosto)
Le Monde
Grenade attack turns Beijing fears into deadly reality (5 de Agosto)
Jane Macartney, Times
Western menace (5 de Agosto)
The Economist
Getting in Shape for Games, China Strengthens Ties With Neighbors (5 de Agosto)
Edward Wong, New York Times
Bush Says It's 'Important to Engage' China (5 de Agosto)
Michael Abramowitz, Washington Post
Brazilian president hails Beijing Olympics, Brazil-Chinaties (4 de Agosto)
People’s Daily
Savoring the Olympic Spotlight (4 de Agosto)
Jill Drew, Washington Post
As China Girds for Olympics, New Violence (4 de Agosto)
New York Times
À Pékin, les Jeux de la démesure (4 de Agosto)
Le Figaro
China considers giving migrant workers election rights in cities (4 de Agosto)
People’s Daily
Myanmar PM to attend Beijing Olympic Games (4 de Agosto)
People’s Daily
China’s Hu pledges post-Olympic reforms (1 de Agosto)
Financial Times
Bush: U.S.-China relations "good" and "important" (1 de Agosto)
People’s Daily
China lifts internet firewall in time for Olympics (1 de Agosto)
Times
If That Doesn't Clear the Air… (1 de Agosto)
Maureen Fan, Washington Post
Defiant China Says Internet Censorship To Remain During Olympics (31 de Julho)
Radio Free Europe
China accuses US of trying to sabotage Olympics (31 de Julho)
The Guardian
La Chine verrouille ses Jeux (31 de Julho)
Le Figaro
China’s Agony of Defeat (26 de Julho)
Orville Schell, Newsweek
China to beef up inspections at NKorean border (22 de Julho)
Kwang-Tae Kim, Washington Post
Taking Away Olympic Fun
Mary Hennock e Manuela Zoninsein, Newsweek
German Ex-Chancellor Schroeder to Attend Olympics Opening (16 de Julho)
Deutsche Welle
Senior leader: China to ensure media freedom during Olympics (11 de Julho)
People’s Daily
Represión en China a un mes de los Juegos (11 de Julho)
ABC
Les tensions entre Paris et Pékin ravivées par les propos de l'ambassadeur chinois (10 de Julho)
Le Monde
Sarkozy to Attend Olympic Ceremony Instead of Boycotting (9 de Julho)
Deutsche Welle
Pékin menace Paris de représailles si Nicolas Sarkozy rencontre le Dalaï-Lama (9 de Julho)
Le Monde
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