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- Confrontos no Tibete [Março 2008]
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Blog EUROPAS, IPRI-UNL
LINKS:
Q&A: China and the Uighurs
BBC News
Timeline: Xinjiang unrest
BBC News
China's main ethnic minorities
BBC News
Background – Uighurs and China's Xinjiang Region (6 de Julho)
Preeti Bhattacharji, Council on Foreign Relations
DOCUMENTOS:
Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union following developments in Xinjiang, China
Swedish Presidency Of European Union
ANÁLISES:
Seven Questions with Rebiya Kadeer (20 de Agosto)
Foreign Policy
Next word on intervention (31 de Julho)
Ramesh Thakur, Japan Times
No scheme to assimilate Uygurs (30 de Julho)
He Rulong, China Daily
Creating Freedonias in China and Russia (28 de Julho)
Konstanty Gebert, The Moscow Times
Xinjiang riots confound Islamists (27 de Julho)
Sreeram Chaulia, Asia Times
The Law On Trial In China (25 de Julho)
Teng Biao, Washington Post
La nouvelle stratégie médiatique de la Chine (23 de Julho)
Bruno Philip, Le Monde
Xinjiang, Tibet, beyond: China’s ethnic relations (22 de Julho)
Temtsel Hao, Open Democracy
The Empire Strikes Back (22 de Julho)
Ross Terrill, Weekly Standard
China's Tough Road from Xinjiang (22 de Julho)
Melik Kaylan, Forbes
Like it or not, China is not about to go away (20 de Julho)
Tom Plate, Japan Times
From New York to Xingjian (19 de Julho)
Abdul Rahman Al-Rashed, Al Aawsat
Half-truths full of threats (17 de Julho)
Xiong Lei, China Daily
Washington funds its Uyghur 'friends' (17 de Julho)
Donald Kirk, Asia Times
Urumqi riots part of plan to help Al-Qaida (16 de Julho)
Wu Chaofan, China Daily
The hidden agenda behind Xinjiang violence (16 de Julho)
F. William Engdahl, China Daily
World sympathy lies with Tibet, not Xinjiang (16 de Julho)
Frank Ching, Japan Times
Self-Fulfilling Prophecy (16 de Julho)
Christina Larson, TNR
China Puts Pressure on India's Borders (16 de Julho)
Jayadeva Ranade, Times of India
China’s borderlands: the need to rethink (15 de Julho)
Dibyesh Anand, Open Democracy
A civil rights movement for Uighurs (15 de Julho)
Rebiya Kadeer, The Guardian
China's false monoculture (15 de Julho)
Brahma Chellaney, Japan Times
Unity is deep in China's blood (15 de Julho)
Fu Ying, China Daily
Rethinking Ankara’s response to the Uighur massacre (15 de Julho)
Mehmet Kalyoncu, Today’s Zaman
'King of Xinjiang' faces blame for riots (15 de Julho)
Shi-ren Hou, Asia Times
The Echoes of Xinjiang (14 de Julho)
Philip Bowring, International Herald Tribune
Why the West Is Silent on Xinjiang (14 de Julho)
Frank Ching, Globe and Mail
Xinjiang: China’s security high-alert (14 de Julho)
Kerry Brown, Open Democracy
Condemning China (14 de Julho)
Andrew Finkel, Today’s Zaman
After violence in Xinjiang, Chinese government faces challenge to maintain stability (14 de Julho)
Ananth Krishnan, The Hindu
The Lessons of China and Iran (14 de Julho)
Robert Kaplan, The Atlantic
Mute Muslims (13 de Julho)
Moisés Naím, Foreign Policy
Uighurs Lament their Lost Homeland (13 de Julho)
Andreas Lorenz, Der Spiegel
China on Edge (13 de Julho)
Drew Thompson, The National Interest
The discovery of the Uyghurs (10 de Julho)
Henryk Szadziewski, Open Democracy
Separatists' modus operandi (13 de Julho)
Wu Chaofan, China Daily
What really happened at Urumqi on July 5 (13 de Julho)
Zou Yonghong, The Hindu
Los otros chinos (13 de Julho)
Xulio Rios, El Pais
Unity is deep in China's blood (13 de Julho)
Fu Ying, The Guardian
Le défi des émeutiers ouïgours au pouvoir chinois (13 de Julho)
Arnaud de La Grange, Le Figaro
Hu Jintao's Unstable Empire (12 de Julho)
Jonathan Fenby, Financial Times
Follow the Money in Xinjiang (12 de Julho)
Josh Chin, Global Post
Cultural Fault Lines Jolt China (12 de Julho)
John Metzler, China Post
In China, Following General Tso's Imperial Recipe (11 de Julho)
John Pomfret, Washington Post
The Right Way To Help the Uighurs (10 de Julho)
Ellen Bork, Washington Post
Separatists' modus operandi (10 de Julho)
Wu Chaofan, China Daily
A move similar to Davos for Uighurs, possible or not? (10 de Julho)
Fatma Dişli, Today’s Zaman
Xinjiang Unrest Tests China's Ties with Central Asia (9 de Julho)
Joshua Kucera, World Politics Review
Behind the Violence in Xinjiang (9 de Julho)
Nicholas Bequelin, International Herald Tribune
The Urumqi Effect (9 de Julho)
Hugo Restall, Wall Street Journal
An Ethnic Struggle in China Goes Global (9 de Julho)
Dru Gladney, Yale Global
China’s Xinjiang Problem (9 de Julho)
P. Stobdan, Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses
China: Turmoil In Xinjiang – Beijing Has A Problem (9 de Julho)
Bhaskar Roy, SAAG
A declaration of oppression (9 de Julho)
Wu'er Kaixi, The Guardian
China's crackdown has world bluffed (9 de Julho)
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Beware the Tiananmen reflex (9 de Julho)
Francesco Sisci, Asia Times
Orphans of history (9 de Julho)
Akhil Bakshi, The Indian Express
Ankara watches Urumqi -- and its feet (9 de Julho)
Andrew Finkel, Today’s Zaman
Turkey and the Uighur massacre (9 de Julho)
Fatma Dişli, Today’s Zaman
The Uighurs’ cry has echoed round the world (9 de Julho)
Rubiya Kadeer, Times
Why China's President left the G8 (9 de Julho)
Adrian Hamilton, The Independent
Inside China's unquiet west (8 de Julho)
Sreeram Chaulia, Asia Times
«Les Ouïgours sont détestés des Chinois» (8 de Julho)
Jean-Luc Domenach, Le Figaro
The Real Story of the Uighur Riots (8 de Julho)
Rebiya Kadeer, Wall Street Journal
China Spins the 24-Hour News Cycle (8 de Julho)
Gady Epstein, Forbes
Why Western leaders have failed the Uighurs (8 de Julho)
Nury Turkel, The Independent
China's Uighur conundrum (8 de Julho)
John Gittings, The Guardian
Beijing Always Wins (7 de Julho)
Russell Leigh Moses, New York Times
Xinjiang: the jewel in China's crown (7 de Julho)
Charles Cumming, The Guardian
Leaning on the Dragon (7 de Julho)
Phelim Kine, New York Times Global
Ghost of Marx haunts China's riots (7 de Julho)
Jian Junbo, Asia Times
Uighur Riots Teach China How to Spin (7 de Julho)
Mary Hennock, Newsweek
The Muslim Challenge to Nationalism (6 de Julho)
James Brazier, Diplomatic Courier
The Uighurs and China: lost and found nation (6 de Julho)
Yitzhak Shichor, Open Democracy
EDITORIAIS:
A Welcome for Mr. Huntsman (25 de Agosto)
Wall Street Journal
Western media repeats tragedy as farce (18 de Agosto)
China Daily
Washington Post lies (21 de Julho)
China Daily
China v. Civil Society (21 de Julho)
Wall Street Journal
Xinjiang's future can't be sabotaged (20 de Julho)
China Daily
Urumqi riot handled 'decisively, properly' (19 de Julho)
People’s Daily
Life-saving Uygurs (14 de Julho)
China Daily
Don't twist facts (14 de Julho)
China Daily
People's Daily on holding high banner of great ethnic unity (14 de Julho)
People's Daily
Western media show double standards again (13 de Julho)
People's Daily
More bricks in the wall (13 de Julho)
Japan Times
Uighur riots send a signal (13 de Julho)
The Bangkok Post
Unchanging ideology (10 de Julho)
The Australian
Why China's ethnic riots help the Communist Party (9 de Julho)
CS Monitor
Tragedies in Xinjiang, in Tehran, in Darfur, in Gaza (9 de Julho)
Hurriyet
Uighur resentment boils over (9 de Julho)
Japan Times
Outlaw the hate crime (9 de Julho)
China Daily
Beijing's nightmare (9 de Julho)
The Economist
Is China fraying? (9 de Julho)
The Economist
China y sus minorias (9 de Julho)
El Pais
Also in China (9 de Julho)
The Indian Express
Ethnic hostilities in China (9 de Julho)
The Asahi Shimbun
A face oculta da China (9 de Julho)
O Estadão
A Urumqi (8 de Julho)
Le Monde
Oppressed in Xinjiang (8 de Julho)
The National Interest
Revenge is no justice (8 de Julho)
China Daily
Crime against humanity (8 de Julho)
China Daily
Now Xinjiang (8 de Julho)
New York Times
Uprising in Urumqi (8 de Julho)
Wall Street Journal
False familiarity in Xinjiang (8 de Julho)
Jerusalem Post
Say no to riots (7 de Julho)
China Daily
Another Chinese tremor (7 de Julho)
Times
The repressive reality behind China's modern mask (7 de Julho)
The Independent
Riots in China: Home truths (7 de Julho)
The Guardian
ARTIGOS:
'Xinjiang emerging from riot shadow' (2 de Setembro)
Cui Jia, China Daily
Rebiya Kadeer, la pasionaria des Ouïgours (2 de Setembro)
Laure Mandeville, Le Figaro
Çağlayan: Turkey, China should focus on improving trade (31 de Agosto)
Today’s Zaman
President: Work for ethnic unity (26 de Agosto)
China Daily
China releases rights activist (25 de Agosto)
Ananth Krishnan, The Hindu
First armed police law set to pass (25 de Agosto)
Zhu Zhe, China Daily
Le procès à haut risque des émeutiers du Xinjiang (24 de Agosto)
Pékin, Marc Bouffaré, Le Figaro
Deadly evidence piles up in Urumqi (21 de Agosto)
Cai Ke, China Daily
Turkey supports China on Xinjiang (17 de Agosto)
Ananth Krishnan, The Hindu
Trials for riot suspects set for August (31 de Julho)
Cui Jia, China Daily
Uighur Leader Raises New Accusations (30 de Julho)
Andrew Jacobs and Martin Fackler, Times
Uighur activist calls on Japan to probe riot (30 de Julho)
Jun Hongo, Japan Times
Uighur leader Rebiya Kadeer says 10,000 went missing in one night (30 de Julho)
Today’s Zaman
China aplica la estrategia anti Dalai Lama a la líder uigur en el exilio (30 de Julho)
Jose Reinoso, El Pais
China needs new policies after Xinjiang: official (30 de Julho)
James Pomfret, Washington Post
Xinjiang crisis creates ripples abroad (30 de Julho)
Antoaneta Bezlova, Asia Times
"10 000 disparus à Urumqi", selon la chef de la dissidence ouïghoure en exil (29 de Julho)
Le Monde
Probe: WUC member forges video of Urumqi riots (29 de Julho)
China Daily
Turkish lawmakers to visit China’s Uighur region (29 de Julho)
Today’s Zaman
China unhappy with Japan giving visa to separatist (28 de Julho)
Wang Linyan, China Daily
Residents' income growing faster than GDP: NBS (28 de Julho)
China Daily
Short message service coming back in Xinjiang (28 de Julho)
Cui Jia, China Daily
Turkish press team in China's Uighur region (28 de Julho)
Today’s Zaman
Xinjiang to provide more telecom services (27 de Julho)
China Daily
Les autorités du Xianjiang promettent une "main de fer" en cas de nouvelles violences (27 de Julho)
Le Monde
China Fears Ethnic Strife Could Agitate Uighur Oasis (23 de Julho)Andrew Jacobs, New York Times
No change in Xinjiang policies: China (22 de Julho)
Ananth Krishnan, The Hindu
Policies not to blame for Urumqi riot (22 de Julho)
Cui Xiaohuo, China Daily
Xinjiang doubles compensation for bereaved families in Urumqi riot (21 de Julho)
People’s Daily
Xinjiang to speed up legislation against separatism (20 de Julho)
China Daily
Migrant Uygurs assemble success (20 de Julho)
China Daily
Xinjiang to speed up legislation against separatism, regional top lawmaker (20 de Julho)
People’s Daily
Countering Riots, China Rounds Up Hundreds (19 de Julho)
Andrew Jacobs, New York Times
State-owned enterprises in Xinjiang aid families of riot victims (17 de Julho)
People’s Daily
Beijing can't bury the Xinjiang story (16 de Julho)
Antoaneta Bezlova, Asia Times
Urumqi longing to be reconnected to online world (16 de Julho)
Hu Yinan, Cui Jia, Cui Xiaohuo, China Daily
Uighurs want more support from Turkey (16 de Julho)
DW
Public has mixed feelings over boycotting China (16 de Julho)
Today’s Zaman
At a Factory, the Spark for China’s Violence (16 de Julho)
Andrew Jacobs, New York Times
Central Asia Uighurs harbor revenge for Xinjiang kinfolk (16 de Julho)
Maria Golovnina, Washington Post
China tells PM Erdoğan to withdraw Uighur genocide remark (15 de Julho)
Today’s Zaman
Stop indulging terror groups, says China (15 de Julho)
Ananth Krishnan, The Hindu
Alerta china en Argelia (15 de Julho)
Jose Reinoso, El Pais
China orders Australian film-makers to drop Uighur documentary (15 de Julho)
Anne Barrowclough, Times
Intellectuals Call for Release of Uighur Economist (15 de Julho)
Edward Wong, New York Times
China Unrest Tied To Labor Program (15 de Julho)
Ariana Eunjung Cha, Washington Post
China llama a los países musulmanes a 'entender' sus acciones en Xinjiang (15 de Julho)
El Mundo
China urges other countries to stop funding "East Turkistan terrorists" (14 de Julho)
People’s Daily
Al-Qaeda vows revenge on China after riots (14 de Julho)
Jane Macartney, Times
Two armed Uygurs shot dead in Urumqi (14 de Julho)
Hu Yinan and Cui Jia, China Daily
Public angered by Turkish PM's 'genocide' accusation (14 de Julho)
People's Daily
Life-saving Uygurs (14 de Julho)
People's Daily
Turkish PM Told To Take Back Xinjiang Genocide Remark (14 de Julho)
RFE
Minister Davutoğlu conveys Xinjiang concerns to China (14 de Julho)
Today’s Zaman
En Chine, des zones d'ombres persistent sur les émeutes d'Urumqi (13 de Julho)
Le Monde
Fatalities may climb in Urumqi (13 de Julho)
China Daily
Kadeer praises Erdoğan for ‘genocide' remarks (13 de Julho)
Today’s Zaman
China raises Xinjiang riot toll: 184 dead and 1,680 injured (13 de Julho)
Today’s Zaman
Urumqi violence extinguishes brother’s hope (13 de Julho)
Jane Macartney, Times
Fuse of Fear, Lit in China, Has Victims on 2 Sides (13 de Julho)
Edward Wong, New York Times
Xinjiang : Rebiya Kadeer demande le soutien des Etats-Unis (12 de Julho)
Le Monde
Xinjiang Muslims gear up for Friday prayer, some at home (10 de Julho)
China Daily
Urumqi begins DNA test for riot victims (10 de Julho)
Zhao Huanxin, Yu Chenkang and Qi Xiao, China Daily
Major mosques closed after 'Muslim' riots in Urumqi (10 de Julho)
RIA Novosti
Gov’t gives green light for Uighur leader Kadeer’s visit to Turkey (10 de Julho)
Today’s Zaman
China raises concerns with Pakistan (10 de Julho)
Nirupama Subramanian, The Hindu
Severe punishment for Xinjiang culprits: China (10 de Julho)
The Hindu
'The Reality is Far Worse than Television Pictures Suggest' (9 de Julho)
Sebastian Fischer, Der Spiegel
Gov't to pay out 100m yuan to riots victims (9 de Julho)
Mu Qian and Cui Jia, China Daily
China Says Ethnic Violence In Check Amid Heavy Troop Presence (9 de Julho)
RFE
China Warns of Executions as Riots Ebb (9 de Julho)
Edward Wong, New York Times
After Her Rise in China and Expulsion, a Uighur Becomes the Face of Her People (9 de Julho)
Erik Eckholm, New York Times
In Wake of Turmoil In China, Minorities Face Painful Options (9 de Julho)
Ariana Eunjung Cha, Washington Post
Chinese troops flood into Urumqi to halt Xinjiang unrest (9 de Julho)
Today’s Zaman
Turkish pressure mounting on China to stop killings in Xinjiang (9 de Julho)
Today’s Zaman
Turkey, Gulf countries concerned over China unrest (9 de Julho)
Today’s Zaman
Poor Migrants Describe Grief From China’s Strife (9 de Julho)
Edward Wong, New York Times
Traffic curfew lifted in Urumqi (9 de Julho)
The Hindu
Calm returns to riot city as troops patrol the streets (9 de Julho)
Jane Macartney, Times
Chinese troops flood into riot city as Hu Jintao flies home (8 de Julho)
Jane Macartney, Times
Ethnic Unrest Continues In Xinjiang (8 de Julho)
RFE
EU scrambles for information on China violence (8 de Julho)
Andrew Rettman, EUObserver
Turkish politicians, organizations react to Xinjiang violence (8 de Julho)
Today’s Zaman
President Hu shortens visit to Italy and goes back home (8 de Julho)
Sun Shangwu, China Daily
Blood donations pour in after Urumqi riots (8 de Julho)
Zhao Huanxin, Cina Daily
Curfew lifted in China's Muslim region as order restored (8 de Julho)
RIA Novosti
As Unrest Spreads, Chinese President Skips Summit (8 de Julho)
Ariana Eunjung Cha, Washington Post
Chants of 'Death to Uighurs' Echo Around Urumqi (8 de Julho)
Andreas Lorenz, Der Spiegel
Clampdown in Urumqi (8 de Julho)
Ananth Krishnan, The Hindu
New Protests in Western China After Deadly Clashes (7 de Julho)
Edward Wong, New York Times
Chants of 'Death to Uighurs' Echo Around Urumqi (7 de Julho)
Andreas Lorenz, Der Spiegel
In Latest Upheaval, China Applies New Strategies to Control Flow of Information (7 de Julho)
Michael Wines, New York Times
Death toll in Xinjiang riot rises to 140 (6 de Julho)
Lei Xiaoxun, Cui Jia and Alexis Hooi, China Daily
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