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Tag Archives: CISA
Global Times Advocates Detention of All Rio Tinto Staff in China
Global Times, an ultra-nationalistic CCP controlled tabloid attached to People’s Daily, claimed that public opinion demand to see all Rio Tinto staff in China placed under detention. There is nothing new about Global Times’ pouring gasoline onto the flames of … Continue reading
Posted in media censorship, regional security, Under the Tree
Tagged Australia, China, China rule of law, CISA, Global Times, Rio Tinto
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Simon Crean snubbed by China
It is common knowledge in Australia that the Chinese government is very protocol conscious, particularly when it is dealing with officials from other countries. So when Australian Trade Minister Simon Crean arrived in Shanghai and made representations on behalf of … Continue reading
Posted in sustainable growth, Under the Tree
Tagged China rule of law, CISA, Rio Tinto, Stern Hu
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The Rio Lesson: Ignore it at Your Own Peril
Thanks to JR at JustRecently’s Weblog for this excellent follow up on a previous discussion about the Rio Tinto spy scandal. For those who intend to do business with China, please take note of the various case studies quoted in … Continue reading
Posted in sustainable growth, Under the Tree
Tagged China rule of law, CISA, Rio Tinto, Stern Hu
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Rio Staff made scapegoat for CISA’s incompetence
CLICK HERE FOR IMPORTANT UPDATES More evidence has emerged today to indicate that the Rio Tinto staff detained for spying allegations have been made scapegoats for the Chinese Government’s lack of competence in consolidating China’s fragmented steel industry. However, in … Continue reading
Posted in sustainable growth, Under the Tree
Tagged China rule of law, CISA, Rio Tinto, Stern Hu
3 Comments