Candidates' Names Are Tough in Chinese
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BOSTON - Mitt Romney's been called many things as he runs for president, but chances are "Sticky Rice" isn't one of them.  That's how his name might be read on some ballots, according to state Secretary William Galvin.
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Both parties have similar kinds of candidates. Meet the Charismatic, the Practicals, and the Base-Wooers.
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Organizers of the Beijing Olympics have left nothing to chance for China's "coming-out party" this year but a few tricky hurdles still lie in wait ahead of the opening ceremony on August 8.
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The personal history of Guo Guoting is of the hard-knock variety commonplace in China, where one old rule endures: you can't fight City Hall.
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The crowded field of early candidates has created a traffic jam of titles, from the rags-to-riches memoir to the earnest political manifesto.
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In todayâs economically vibrant and politically self-confident China bad news is no news, unless it is really bad. So, things must have gone really badly for Chinaâs official news agency to report ethnic
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With 6,000 characters to memorize, Westerners shudder at the idea reading even the most basic street signs and instructions in Chinese. A new set of brain images shows why: Reading English-style alphabets and Chinese characters use very different parts of the brain...
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Modernisers and traditionalists are competing for the soul of the party.
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When Chinese Web surfers try to the big three U.S. search engines, they're reportedly redirected to Baidu. Recent political events, including Dalai Lama's American award, may be to blame.
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The FBI added 10 names to a list of four  Chinese nationals it is seeking to question in connection with  an unspecified potential threat to the city of Boston, an  official with the bureau said on Thursday.
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What&#39;s in a name? Not much it seems for a U.S. presidential hopeful whose first name is Hillary.
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The 2008 presidential race began so early that voters have been on a first-name basis for months with Hillary and Barack, Rudy, Mitt and the other contenders. Yet people seem no closer to choosing from among them.
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With the Government embracing electronic media as tools to increase commerce and inform the people of what it is doing, words with the prefix "e" have become synonymous with new development.  The Internet and the World Wide Web offer new opportunities and pose new challenges for China.
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When Bush meets Hu, they will find that they have much in common
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Candidates could face problems as they try to integrate online political discourse into traditional campaigning.
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(140 sec.) Who will succeed Hu Jintao as president?
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China's search leader keeps growing.