Beijing - 2006-02-16
Locations (2006-02-16)
- Baghdad (27%)
- Washington (08%)
- Houston (05%)
- Moscow (05%)
- Tehran (05%)
- Gaza (04%)
- New York (03%)
- London (03%)
- Delhi (02%)
- Chicago (02%)
- > Beijing (02%)
- New Orleans (02%)
- Boston (02%)
- Sydney (02%)
- Peshawar (01%)
- Karachi (01%)
- Jerusalem (01%)
- Basra (01%)
- New Delhi (01%)
- Lahore (01%)
Associated Locations
Associated Articles
- (6) BusinessWeek China's Enduring Free-Speech Advocates
- (5) Hamilton Spectat... China waging a 'war' on the web
- (3) Daily Star Leba... Russia: Engage Hamas in peace process
- (3) Washington Post,... China under attack on all sides over medi...
- (3) Epoch Times, NY China Under Attack on All Sides over Media F...
- (2) Xinhua, China 3 Chinese engineers killed in Pakistan
- (2) Asia Pacific Med... CHINA: Veteran cadres in support of close...
- (2) The Age, Australia N Korea celebrates Kim's 64th birthda...
- (2) Leading The Char... China Defends Right to Police Internet
- (2) AsiaNews.it, Italy Mao biographer against Beijing censorship
- (1) People's Daily O... Regulation of Internet in line with world...
- (1) BBC News, UK China defends internet policies
- (1) IranMania News, ... Iran, ever a 'threat', never an a...
- (1) The Standard, Hong Kong Pakistan holds 47 over slain Chinese
- (1) Bradenton Herald, United States Chinese censors criticized
- (1) BBC News, UK France steps up rhetoric on Iran
- (1) Malaysia Star, M... Iran tells France to avoid upping nuclear...
- (1) San Jose Mercury... Many Internet users in China unfazed by g...
- (1) ABC News China's Media Crackdown Draws Fire
- (1) Long Beach Press... Communist Party elders protest China cens...
- (1) Denver Post, CO China censorship fury grows
- (1) Open Democracy, UK A chill in Beijing
- (1) Forbes China's Media Crackdown Draws Fire
- (1) NewsBlaze, CA Prachanda tempts SPA, blasts King and America
- (1) News24, South Africa China defends internet control
- (1) Chosun Ilbo, Sou... Koizumi Urges Kim Jong-il to Work for Fri...
- (1) Asia Times Onlin... Kim's birthday no retirement party
- (1) BBC News, UK Who will lead North Korea next?
- (1) Monsters and Cri... China defends internet censorship as '...
