Two recent news items have reminded me once again of my Xinjiang 2021 scenario from back in 2006. For those of you who need to get up to date, I'll list all the 2021 updates down below. If you'll recall, the scenario involved something to do with... ...full story at Opposite End of China
from Opposite End of China on Mon, Sep 22 2008
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| 05 Sep 07 |
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Xinjiang (part 1 of 2) »
YouTube video XINJIANG: Part 1 of 2 of video from a recent trip to Xinjiang. Footage shot in and around Urumqi and Turpan. Featuring Adam Harr, Rick Krakowski, Julia Filip, Ginger Xiang, and me (Adam Schokora).
COMING SOON: Part 2 - footage largely shot in and around... |
| 19 Apr 08 |
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Xinjiang 2021 Watch » Opposite End of China Back in 2006, the folks over at neweurasia asked me to write up a possible political/military scenario for Xinjiang in 2021. Ever since then, there has been a steady erosion in the perceived — and perhaps actual — stability of the region. What seemed ... |
| 12 Jan 07 |
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China's al-Qaeda » Opposite End of China Those of you who read my "Xinjiang 2021" entry a few weeks back must forgive me. I should have entitled my musings on Xinjiang's future security situation, "Xinjiang 2007"... that is, if the events of the past week spiral out of control. Since I was away... |
| 31 Jan 07 |
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China: Xinjiang watch » Global Voices A blog that tells you the most updated news about Xinjiang, with daily translation of local news. |
| 15 Jun 08 |
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Olympic Fever in Xinjiang » Opposite End of China Two vaguely related news items today, both of which tie into the whole pre-Olympic security craziness we've been living through in China lately... First, the Olympic torch is heading to Xinjiang on Wednesday... probably. Surprised? So is everybody else,... |
| 07 Sep 09 |
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Update: Unrest in Xinjiang » Shanghaiist A lot has changed since we last reported on the recent syringe stabbings in Xinjiang. First, remember how we said that only a handful of people had been stabbed? Well, it turns out that the actual number is around 470, according to a recent post from AGI... |
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