April 18, 2018
China & the World
FP: CCP Setting Up “Cells” at Foreign Universities
At Foreign Policy, Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian this week reported on efforts by the Communist Party of China to encourage students and visiting scholars to set up Party branches at their host universities. Allen-Ebrahimian’s report is based on her review of official university and state media articles celebrating and reporting on the establishment of political entities in overseas universities, situating this trend into the context of Xi Jinping’s ongoing ...April 20, 2018
Report: Belt and Road Aims to Expand Beijing’s Influence
Xi Jinping’s Belt and Road Initiative, a trillion dollar-plus, 65-nation trade and development program that was last year enshrined ...
SCMP Confronted Over Forced Confession Coverage
In February, the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post published an interview with detained publisher Gui Minhai in which he criticized Sweden, ...
April 18, 2018
“Free Speech Bastion” Taiwan Faces Brain Drain
At The New York Times, Chris Horton and Austin Ramzy write that “Taiwan now draws the sorts of dissidents, rights groups and events that once ...
April 17, 2018
- Carrot & Stick: How Beijing Controls its Diaspora...
- Report Details China’s Televised Confessions
- Zuckerberg Cites Chinese Competition in Hearing
- Missing Lawyer’s Wife Under House Arrest After Protest...
- U.S. Lawmakers Call for Probe Into Uyghur Detentions...
- Controversy Erupts Over Taiwan Author’s Nationality...
- Rights Groups Call for Release of Rights Monitor
- NYT on South China Morning Post: Responses
- Uncertainty Reigns on Eve of Anticipated VPN Deadline...
- Bishop Detained Amid Dialogue on Vatican Deal
- Long Arm of Chinese Law May Reach into U.S.
- Sensitive Words: “Fatty” Kim Jong-un Visits Beijing...
- Australian Scholars Debate Chinese Influence
- U.N. Rights Council Adopts Chinese Call for Cooperation...
- What’s in an Eye-roll?
- China Denies Entry to Australian Critic of CCP
- Media, Film, Publishing Put Under Direct CCP Control...
- Wang Qishan Returns as Vice President
