From Merkel to Magnitsky: Pressuring China on Rights
Liu Xia’s departure from China to Berlin three weeks ago appeared sudden after almost a year...
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Chinese Addiction Study, Human Rights, and the U.S.
Science published a report in April describing a new procedure that could prevent cravings and relapses in drug addicts. The study was conducted in China on human test subjects at Beijing Ankang Hospital and the Tian Tang He...
Read MoreWho Taxpayers Pay For in XX City – Web
A netizen by the name “1913” published a list of an unidentified city’s various government agencies (including tax-funded organizations) and the numbers of public servants in them. It triggered interesting...
Read MoreSuggestions On How To Improve Grassroots Elections in China
While the annual CPPCC/NPC meetings are still underway in Beijing, and the capital’s police are busy controlling petitioners, Beijing-based blogger and former journalist Ling Cangzhou (凌沧洲) published an open letter online...
Read MoreQuote of the Day, Olympic Edition: “They’re Enjoying Themselves at Our Expense, and They Expect Us to Applaud?”
As the Paris Olympics holds its star-studded opening ceremony, amid transportation disruptions caused by coordinated arson attacks on three French high-speed trains, Chinese social media interest in the Olympics remains notably...
Read MoreHungarian Protestors Oppose Flagship Belt and Road Project, a Fudan University Satellite Campus
A 10,000 person protest in Budapest may have derailed a landmark Belt and Road Initiative project in the Hungarian capital: a satellite campus of China’s prestigious Fudan University. At Reuters, Anita Komuves covered the...
Read MoreTimeline: Two Months of Turmoil at Hong Kong Public Broadcaster RTHK
Over the weekend, the embattled Hong Kong public broadcaster Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) announced that it would begin deleting its own programming from the internet, including all content over a year old. It is a chilling...
Read MoreNetizens Demand Free Speech After Death of Disciplined Wuhan Doctor
Dr. Li Wenliang was one of eight initially unnamed “rumormongers” whose punishments for “spreading illegal and false information” about the coronavirus outbreak were used by Wuhan authorities and state...
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Georgia’s China Dream: CEFC in the Caucasus
The following article is reposted from Project Sinopsis, with permission: Georgia’s China Dream:...
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“Christian Theme Park” in Changsha Irks Neo-Maoists
A “Christian theme park” in Hunan, the home province of Mao Zedong, is drawing intense...
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