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Kin-ming Liu

Hong Kong

Former Washington-based columnist for The Hong Kong Standard, The New York Sun, and Insight on the News, an online weekly published by The Washington Times. Covered economic and political relations between the United States and East Asia, with an emphasis on China, Taiwan and Hong Kong. Former chairman of the Hong Kong Journalists' Association. Currently a business executive at a Chinese-language newspaper in Hong Kong. Close.

Kin-ming Liu

Hong Kong

Former Washington-based columnist for The Hong Kong Standard, The New York Sun, and Insight on the News, an online weekly published by The Washington Times. more »

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February 7, 2007 9:53 AM

Sovereignty Trumps All For China

That Africa might be re-colonized by China is worrying but not surprising. Here are two reasons why: mercantilism and sovereignty.

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March 17, 2008 10:29 AM

China's Business as Usual in Tibet

The Current Discussion: The U.S. State Dept. says China's no longer one of the world's worst human rights offenders. Are they right?

The current situation in Tibet seems to be vindicating those who decry China’s being left off the U.S. State Department's Top Ten list of human rights offenders. I view it differently.

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