Doth we protest too much?
Nationalist protest in China Doth we protest too much? CHINA'S official news agency, Xinhua, usually prefers to play down the extent of any public protest. But its reporting on recent anti-Japanese unrest has erred on the other side. On September 18th, some Chinese and foreign observers had predicted that Chinese might take to the streets in large numbers to protest against Japan's continuing dete
BBC News - India and Australia condemn student killing
The governments of India and Australia have condemned the killing of an Indian student in the Australian city of Melbourne on Saturday night. Indian Foreign Minister SM Krishna urged the Australian authorities to "speedily book" the people responsible for the killing of Nitin Garg. Mr Garg was stabbed to death on his way to a fast food restaurant in Melbourne. There have been a number of attacks o
BBC News - China activist in for long haul at Tokyo airport
A Chinese human rights activist, denied entry to his homeland, has been living in the arrivals section of Tokyo's Narita Airport for more than a month, in a real life version of the Hollywood film, the Terminal. The BBC's Tokyo correspondent, Roland Buerk, went to meet Feng Zhenghu. All day long and well into the night, planes land at Narita airport. It is the busiest hub in Japan, full of passeng
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