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It's Showtime: A Spectacle of China's Might -- and Redemption

10:08 AM, August 8, 2008 | Comments (0)
For up-to-date coverage of the 2008 Olympics please see our new blog on the Games, "Beijing Beat" . Here's our Web story on the stunning Beijing Olympics opening ceremony: ...Photo for NEWSWEEK by Mike Powell From inside the 91,000-seat Bird's Nest stadium,...

Torch Relay Enters Beijing: the Square, Circled

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Gimme Shelter: Relief Efforts Continue in Sichuan

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  • Disaster Zone News: Red Tape, Grassroots Volunteers

    Mary Hennock | May 18, 2008 06:02 PM
    Some news from the quake zone: starting today, the Sichuan Foreign Affairs Office - or waiban - is asking that foreign journalists apply for reporting permits to cover the earthquake zone. It's not clear whether it's simply a routine process, or whether... More
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  • Post-Quake: If I Had a Hammer

    Melinda Liu | May 18, 2008 08:23 AM
    The U.S. Pacific Command is mobilizing to bring supplies to victims of China's killer earthquake in Sichuan. Two U.S. military C-17 Globemaster aircraft based in Hawaii are slated to land today at Chengdu airport loaded, with pallets of food, water containers,... More
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