September 19, 2016 5:35 PM
China & the World
How China’s Cyberspace Administration Works
At the Mercator Institute for China Studies, Nabil Alsabah examines the Cyberspace Administration of China, offering a concise overview of its structure, goals, and methods in “using information technology tools to underpin the Party’s authoritarian rule”: Cyberspace has always presented the CCP with a difficult challenge: How can the Party tame the internet without jeopardising the economic opportunities of the digital age? To address this Herculean task, ...September 16, 2016 10:02 PM
China’s Changing Security Strategy in the Middle East
At the South China Morning Post, Kristin Huang reports that some Chinese foreign policy experts are urging Beijing to strengthen its military ...
What Would Trump’s China Policy Look Like?
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has famously spoken a lot about China. With his victory in November looking less unlikely than ...
September 19, 2016 4:21 PM
China Frees Canadian Held for Over Two Years [Updated]
Kevin Garratt, the Canadian citizen who was detained in China on August 4, 2014 along with his wife Julia Dawn Garratt, has at last reunited with ...
September 16, 2016 5:57 PM
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