China is having trouble in East,
West and center. The leading trouble mark is in northwest of Xinjiang, with attacks
against government authorities. China mark those attacks as terrorism, but since
news reporting is not allowed, it is impossible to know whether people of Uighur
population were seeking separation from China, protesting in opposition to
conditions, or engaged in terrorism are all likely.
In its latest violence, dozens
were accounted killed when police station and other offices in two towns were
attacked by China described as terrorist. Muslim say Chinese defense forces causing
incidents by cracking down local activities during Ramadan, their holy month.
Taiwan is also China's nightmare,
and added with tension with United States and China's muscling into the East
China and South China Seas can be traced to fears over Taiwan. Sovereignty
efforts ebb and flow in Taiwan, but the appeal of separatist movement disturbs
China.
In Hong Kong, residents long
complained China's heavy hand towards its local rule. Now China has promised
fresh elections of leadership for Hong Kong, but with a caveat. China
will select the aspirants from which Hong Kong voters must choose. In
response, Hong Kong residents by the thousands have marched and signed
petitions in protest.
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