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The article offers news briefs across the globe as of April 11-18, 2013. Police investigating a nightclub burglary in China has arrested a suspect who covered his head with a wastepaper basket to shield his face from surveillance cameras. The New York Police Department began testing a high-tech scanner capable of detecting concealed weapons. Saudi Arabia has announced the abolishment beheading.

The article profiles Zhang Yin, the world's richest self-made woman from China. Zhang is the founder of Nine Dragons, China's largest container board producer. In the 1980s, she realized that China's demand for packaging its growing exports will grow, however, China uses straw to create cardboard which was polluting the environment. She and her husband moved to California and set up American Chung Nam as a paper recycler exporting huge volumes to China. She set up Nine Dragons in 1996.

Canada condemns China's treatment of Uighur Muslims. In January, the Twitter account of China's U.S. embassy was suspended for a tweet that said Uighur women had been "baby-making machines" before Beijing instituted its system of camps. :: The Post Papers (Asian Pacific Post/South Asian Post/The Filipino Post), March 4- March 10, 2021:: PP 5 pg 4- Community Asian News pg 5- Communit Canada condemns China's treatment of Uighur Muslims China counters Uighur criticism with explicit attacks on women witnesses as Canada votes overwhelmingly to declare Beijing treatment of its Muslim minority population a genocide C hina, under growing global pressure over its treatment of minority Muslim Uighurs in far west Xinjiang, is mounting an unprecedented and aggressive campaign to push back, including explicit attacks on women who have made claims of abuse. [Extracted from the article]

Canada condemns China's treatment of Uighur Muslims. :: The Post Papers (Asian Pacific Post/South Asian Post/The Filipino Post), March 4- March 10, 2021:: PP 5 pg 5- Community Asian News Canada condemns China's treatment of Uighur Muslims China counters Uighur criticism with explicit attacks on women witnesses as Canada votes overwhelmingly to declare Beijing treatment of its Muslim minority population a genocide C hina, under growing global pressure over its treatment of minority Muslim Uighurs in far west Xinjiang, is mounting an unprecedented and aggressive campaign to push back, including explicit attacks on women who have made claims of abuse. In January, the Twitter account of China's U.S. embassy was suspended for a tweet that said Uighur women had been "baby-making machines" before Beijing instituted its system of camps. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on the "The Immigration and Chinese High Net Worth Individuals 2014" white paper released by luxury media group Hurun Report and immigration agency Visas Consulting Group, which shows the increase in Chinese super rich to immigrate abroad.

The article focuses on the pre-wedding celebrations of Indian bridegrooms by going on fun trips to international destinations. Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Hong Kong and Macau in China, and Singapore are the most frequently visited destinations due to cheaper deals and unlimited avenues for entertainment. Thailand and Hong Kong are destinations preferred by youths due to their policy of getting visas on arrival which include no paper works.

The article discusses the Chinese Luxury Consumer White Paper 2012, which revealed that there are 2.7 million high net worth individuals in China, with personal assets of over six million yuan.

The article focuses on the Chinese Luxury Traveller White Paper which revealed that Chinese tourists consumed 17% of the global shopping market in 2010.

The article reports that over the past few months, the U.S. has taken actions in cases involving Chinese-made tires, nylon, steel pipe, coated paper, phosphate salt, strategic raw materials and computer software, which China has denounced as abusive protectionism.

The author reflects on the factors causing the consideration of the U.S. to boycott China. He points out that such consideration will not happen because the U.S. is vastly invested in economy as major trading partner and depository of American money for plants, production, and principal. Another factor is the expanding investment of China as purchaser of U.S. treasury notes and bonds, and other federal paper.

The article reports on the decline in the number of people living in Poverty in China in 2007, as announced at a poverty conference co-hosted by the International Food Policy Research Institute held in Beijing, China in 2007. Stockholm University professor Peter Svedberg also reported during the event that the number of stunted and underweight Chinese children had halved in the 10 years to 2002. Based on the papers released at the conference, it has been found that poverty is rapidly becoming a South Asian and African problem.

The article reports on the criticism on the decision of municipal bylaw enforcement officers in southwestern China to stuck confiscated paper advertisements all over the bodies of two boys and parade them after they were found dispensing the advertisements in Chongqing. It is said that the intention of the police officers in covering the boys with the advertisements is to publicly humiliate them.