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Politics

When Greta goes to Guangzhou, part 2

December 14, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

The shot (no pun intended): The chaser: Yeah, no, probably not these world leaders. P.S. This has been the shortest Daily Chrenk post ever, but pictures do tell a thousand …

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pandas
Politics

China DGAF, the left oblivious

December 4, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

The wages of identity politics – “white man bad” and all that – is the obsessive focus on own society’s failings, the real, the exaggerated, the imaginary, while everyone else …

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China: Care about Uighurs? You must be a white supremacist

November 21, 2019November 21, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

Somehow I have managed to miss this absolutely hottest take on the issue of persecution of China’s Muslim minority, from Lijian Zhao, a foreign ministry official: Zhao is talking about …

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The United Nations is a joke with zero credibility on human rights

November 1, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

Tell us something we don’t know The Daily Chrenk, I can hear my readers saying right about now. Sure, it’s nothing new, yet no matter how used I am now …

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Politics

Let sport be sport

October 10, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

At least until recently, sport used to be one of the last institutions that could transcend all the divisions in society. People from all walks of life, of all ages, …

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china70
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China – not quite 70 for 70

October 1, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

People’s Republic of China is today celebrating 70 years of existence. On this day in 1949, Mao Zedong proclaimed the founding of the new state at the Tiananmen Square in …

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Politics

When Greta goes to Guangzhou

September 22, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

The climate change activism, and in particular, its more hysterical Extinction Rebellion/School Strike “we’re all going to die” variety, are very much a Western phenomenon, despite the issue of climate …

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liu
Politics

In Liu of answers

September 12, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

I don’t know Gladys Liu from a bar of soap, so I have no idea whether she’s got any compromising relationship with the Chinese communist authorities and their numerous overseas …

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china4
Politics

The great Chinese take away

August 27, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

“The Atlantic” has a very long and a very good article about the Chinese espionage in America (you can imagine the situation is not dissimilar in other countries of interest): Donald …

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hongkong
Politics

Honk for Honkers

August 19, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

When I visited Hong Kong three years ago, the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge was still under construction, with pylons lined up along the existing road from the airport to the city still …

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scomo1
Politics

The Prime Minister who broke the Pacific’s heart…

August 16, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

…and made them cry. Apparently: A Prime Minister has been brought to tears over Australia’s stalled efforts around climate change. Wrapping up the Pacific Island Forum held this week in …

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china3
Politics

China – a friend or a fowl?

August 8, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

Liberal MP Andrew Hastie, an ex-soldier who currently happens to be the chair of the parliamentary intelligence committee, has created a bit of a stir when he compared the rise …

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port-adelaide
Politics

AFL’s own goal at Tiananmen Stadium

June 2, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

If you need any further evidence that time indeed flies, on Tuesday we will remember the 30th anniversary of the Communist Party of China sending tanks against its own people …

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marxanime
Politics

Welcome to communist anime porn

January 26, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

While we’re still waiting for a comic book about Lenin and Stalin as superheroes (the original Iron Man), the ChiComms produce some cartoon (in both senses of the word) history: …

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Books

20 Best Books I’ve Read in 2018

January 1, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

Happy New Year to The Daily Chrenk readers. If 2018 sucked for you, as it did for many people I know, keep marching on, onward and upward; if it was …

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pro51
Lifestyle

The Daily Chrenk’s Best Proverbs From Around The World, Part 3

December 23, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

Dedicated to my uncle Stanislaw from Lodz, Poland, who is the biggest fan of the series so far. Nevertheless, I hope that all of you will find something insightful and …

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Politics

Your social credit card has been declined

November 24, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

I prefer to live in a country where I can rate my government and not the other way around – but many others don’t have that blessed choice: Millions of …

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Lifestyle

The Daily Chrenk’s Best Proverbs From Around The World

November 21, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

Oh Germany, really? As the Russians say, “proverbs are the coins of the people” – and they should know, as both Tsarism and communism ensured the people didn’t have too …

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china2
Politics

Everybody is kung fu fighting

November 19, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

A good summary of the state of play as at the end of the APEC meeting in PNG, from Paul Kelly: In a major bonus for the Morrison government, the …

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china1
Politics

China’s Trojan roads and information highways

November 9, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

  It would help greatly if more people conceptualised the relations between China and the Western world as a kind of a cold war. Of course, God forbid that it …

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