The arrest of Chinese-American geologist Xue Feng on charges of violating state secrets has been a thorny issue for US-China relations ever since his arrest and imprisonment three years ago. Recently, the Chinese courts have...
A Beijing appeals court barred U.S. diplomats from attending a hearing Tuesday for an American geologist sentenced to eight years in prison for obtaining information on China’s oil industry that the government says are...
On the New York Review of Books blog, Richard Bernstein discusses the case of Xue Feng to argue against the use “quiet diplomacy” to lobby for American citizens imprisoned in China: Quiet diplomacy, as it’s called,...
Geremie Barmé writes on the difficult double standard for overseas Chinese. From the Wall Street Journal: When things go well and there are opportunities to be grasped, the overseas Chinese, with their inside-track appreciation...
U.S. geologist Xue Feng is appealing his 8-year prison sentence. From the Wall Street Journal: Xue Feng, a U.S. geologist convicted this month of trading in Chinese state secrets, has appealed to a Beijing court to overturn his...
A naturalized American geologist has been sentenced to eight years in China on charges of providing state secrets to his U.S. company. The Washington Post reports: Xue Feng, 44, a naturalized American who works for a U.S. energy...
AP reports on Xue Feng, a U.S. geologist who has spent two years in Chinese jail with no-one publicly raising his case, against his own wishes: Two years after disappearing into custody, the University of Chicago-trained Xue...
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