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In Asia it is fighting a "war" silent. While the balance of world power - economic, political and military - are increasingly moving to the East, the outcome of this match will decide which Asian countries will emerge, which will be destined to play second the plan as an unstoppable decline. The "war" births - and the problems arising therefrom, the quality of education to combating pockets of poverty - shows that the Asian continent is crossed by opposing trend. One thing is immediately evident: the baby boom - as an investigation reveals AsiaNews Network - of ' Indonesia, already the fourth most populous country in the world (237 million). Last year 4.5 million children were born, almost the entire population of Singapore.

According the Population Reference Bureau, the fertility rate in the country amounted to 2.4 births per woman, whereas individuals below 15 years are equal to 28 percent of the population. If Indonesia is growing, Taiwan is enveloped in a parable opposite. And "dangerous." The island has the lowest fertility rate in the world: 0.91 births per woman. In 2009 the number of children born fell from 166 thousand to 191mila. Over the past five years 560 kindergartens have been closed. The Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou has recently ordered a study of the solutions to what is now labeled as 'national emergency'.

Problems "surprise" for China. The one-child policy, if it has slowed down the birth rate (the rate fell from 3 to 1.65 births per woman in 30 years) and pulverized the traditional structure of Chinese family, is putting more and more serious issues on the front of ' employment. As reported by the BBC, is estimated that by 2024 young people aged between 15 and 24 years will be 150 million in 2024, up from 227 million today . The Dragon will thus face an unprecedented labor shortage that is triggering more intense internal migration.

And the "enemy" of historic Beijing? Japan is experiencing a dramatic decrease . One thing above all: the teens were 2 million in 1992, are now 1.24 million. The Land of the Rising Sun is even older. One in ten has more than 75 years. The number of people over 65 has broken 29 million share (22.7% of the total). If for every 3.3 workers in 2005 was an elder, it is estimated that the ratio will balance dangerously: 1.3 workers per elderly person. But not enough. By 2025 a gaping deficit could fearful of labor are unaccounted for 4.27 million workers in a country traditionally hostile to immigration policies. According to the National institute of population there may be a collapse of 30% from 127 million today to 90 million by 2055. Similar dynamics, but not so prominent, even in South Korea (48.9 million inhabitants, birth rate equal to 1.2). In 2009, over 65 were the

10.7% of the population in 2018 will be 14%. Finally, the 'India . Last year you were born 26 million children. The comparison with China is a must: it is estimated that overtaking will occur in 2040, when the Indians will be 1.6 billion. In 2020 the average age in China will amount to 37 years to 29 years in India.

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China Asian storks in flight

The Chinese government will invest more than 1.5 trillion yuan (227.3 billion dollars) in the field of aviation over the next five years. Said Li Jiaxiang, director of the Civil Aviation Administration of China. The objectives of the program? Build 45 new airports over : total share will touch 220 by 2015. The Dragon also has plans to expand the size of its fleet that will count, by the end of 2015, 4,500 planes against the current 2600. Chinese companies have earned profits last year amounted to 35.1 billion yuan, 60 percent of the proceeds of the entire sector.

The sector is experiencing a tumultuous growth. According to the ATA, the new 800milioni travelers expected by 2014, 360 million trips on the route Asia-Pacific, and of these 214 million "touch" China . The number of passengers on international flights from China will increase by 10.8 per cent, while domestic traffic will grow by 13.9 percent between now and 2014. With 671 million domestic passengers and 215 million international travelers, the United States remains the largest market in the world. By 2014, China become the second fastest growing market in the world in the freight sector, after Hong Kong.

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China, the wave of microblog

A first - so - "taste" was recorded on Sunday. In Wangfujing, the shopping street in Beijing not far from Tiananmen Square, have appeared with the jasmine and they formed a small gathering. Chinese police acted in a "fair" to disperse the crowd who had responded to an anthemic call to revolt in Tunisia. Appeals traveled through a microblog. A tool that blog that is proving more insidious for Beijing. And that is experiencing a veritable explosion in China . The figures speak for themselves. According to the report "China microblogging annual report", licensed from the University of Shanghai, users microblog (the Chinese version of Twitter, which is blocked by the censors in China) are already over 125 million , and at least 65 million use the half regularly.

Coma reads the Beijing Review, the "microblog have penetrated into every aspect of Chinese society," capable to address with a good dose of open-mindedness, including hot topics, from corruption to health to food security . It is a medium that is gaining the confidence of a wider audience. According to research conducted by China Youth Daily newspaper 73.7% of respondents' microblog considered the major source of news. " An experiment in "democracy" from below? One thing is certain: the party is aware of the possibilities - almost unlimited - the vehicle. And he decided to use it. Firsthand. The Chinese Communist Party chief of Chongqing in southern China, Bo Xilai has launched the first "red microblog ', with the stated purpose of" collecting the positive suggestions "of citizens in government and is part of the campaign for the" Red Culture "launched by the same Bo Xilai. Not only that: according to People's Daily, the official organ of the Communist Party, at least 500 police stations have set up their accounts.

The system is showing all its ambiguity toward the Internet and its tumultuous growth. As reported by China Agi 24, the CNNIC - China Internet Network Information Center - published the first semi-annual report on the state of development of the Network in Dragon. China has 457 million users, 23.2% to 55.4% of users worldwide and Asian users. Also increased the weight of mobile telephony in 2010 than 303 million Chinese access the Internet through your mobile . As regards the distribution of users in terms of geography, the highest density is concentrated in coastal areas, Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou are still the most important places with a pool. It consolidates the age group ranging from 20 to 29 years (now 29.8%) while the level of education average remains the predominant one (35.7%). Students are therefore the most exposed section of society using the Internet (30.5%), followed by white collar workers (16.2%) and professionals (14.9%).
A boom before which the regime is ambivalent. On the one hand promotes the development of the Internet, multiplied by the other controls. Last week the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhaoxu But he rejected "interference" American "to promote the use of the Internet ', calling the intrusion" its internal affairs. " Moreover, the White Paper on the Internet has made it clear to Beijing once and for all that the Party is not willing to take the hands off the Net: "The Internet in China remains under the sovereignty of the Republic of China .

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The Chinese challenge in the world

An article published by The Asia News Network helps to understand the scope of the Chinese challenge in the world. And because China is destined (probably) win and the western world (probably) lose . Chinese spending on research and development grows 25% per year, in 2009 the American decreased by 4%. In 2009, China has invested in 89 billion dollars. In 2006, the money spent was 34 billion: The amount is almost doubled. In 2010, the Dragon has launched the world's fastest train. He has carried out 15 space missions (all successful). By 2020 will have its first space station. And 'this is the land of the challenge: technological leadership (and the knowledge connected to it). When the West landed in China in the nineteenth century, humbled by his power. He did it due to its technological superiority . Beijing seems to have learned their lesson.