Scott Greene
Scott Greene grew up in Singapore and graduated from Middlebury College with a degree in East Asian Studies. His chief interests are Asian politics, business, media, information control, and international affairs.
With Reporters Under Fire, Can U.S. Do More?
After foreign reporters increased their scrutiny of the Chinese government and its politicians in 2012, and with a backlash ensuing against them and their publications, The New Yorker’s Evan Osnos writes that the U.S....
Read MoreForeign Ministry Still Considering Reporter’s Visa
China’s Foreign Ministry said today that it is still considering the visa application of New York Times reporter Chris Buckley, an Australian and longtime China correspondent who had to leave the Mainland on Monday when...
Read MorePolitical Reform and China’s Constitution
David Bandurski of the China Media Project translates a “New Year Greeting” from liberal-leaning political journal Yanhuang Chunqiu, titled “The Constitution is a Consensus for Political Reform,” which...
Read MoreChina on Fiscal Cliff: U.S. “Kicked the Can”
Hong Kong’s benchmark stock index soared in the exchange’s first session of the new year on Wednesday, hitting a 19-month high as investors welcomed news that U.S. lawmakers had passed a deal to avert the so-called...
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