copenhagen

www.guardian.co.uk — The Guardian reports on China's fears of a rich nation 'climate conspiracy' during the Copenhagen negotiations, suggesting that "future negotiations will be more difficult."
Paranoia at its sexiest.

www.nytimes.com — A deepening chill in the Chinese political atmosphere is as deadening as the harsh winter weather that has been gripping the capital. For global economic policy making, that could magnify friction on everything from trade to exchange rates and global warming.

www.nytimes.com — CCP has taken a new stance toward the world. An exiled former political prisoner spells it out for us in the New York Times, in case we didn't catch the implied meanings of the CCP's recent not-so-subtle gestures.

www.pandapassport.com — I think any person who's tired of hearing, "Your actions/inactions/words/etc have hurt the feelings of the Chinese people" would love to hear what the writer suggests Obama says to Wen.

www.guardian.co.uk — The deal, finally hammered out early yesterday, had been expected to commit countries to deep cuts in carbon emissions. In the end, it fell short of this goal after China fought hard against strong US pressure to submit to a regime of international monitoring.