June 20, 2019
China & the World
Thousands Protest Chinese Media Influence in Taipei
Recent protests in Hong Kong against proposed extradition rules that threatened further erosion of the territory’s autonomy have attracted considerable support from Taiwan, including public displays of solidarity and a cross-party legislative resolution. On Sunday, tens of thousands gathered in Taipei to oppose Chinese interference in their own country, particularly through local media outlets, ahead of elections later this year. Concern over this influence ...June 25, 2019
Former Interpol Chief Confesses to Bribery
The Guardian reports that former Interpol president and Chinese vice minister for public security Meng Hongwei has pleaded guilty to charges ...
Google Investors’ Call for China Rights Review Fails
Last year, leaked plans for “Project Dragonfly,” a China-focused Google search product, triggered a fierce backlash within and ...
June 19, 2019
UN Terrorism Chief Criticized for Trip to Xinjiang
China has been condemned internationally for the forced internment of an estimated one to 1.5 million Uyghurs in political “re-education” ...
June 19, 2019
- Beijing’s Dilemma Over Hong Kong Protests
- Surveillance Fears Shadow Hong Kong Protests
- Shanghai Film Festival Cancels ‘The Eight Hundred’
- Why Hong Kong is Protesting
- Violence Erupts in HK as LegCo Delays Debate
- Massive Protests Against HK Extradition Law
- Western News Sites Blocked in China
- Translation: “Huawei’s Story is China’s Story”...
- Cartoonist Unmasked Amid Twitter Emoji Drought
- Martin Hála: Between Tanks and Knitting Needles
- Minitrue: Limit Coverage of CGTN-Fox Debate
- Netizen Voices: “Pompeo Didn’t Say a Word?”...
- Badiucao, “China’s Artful Dissident”...
- U.S. Considers Blacklisting Hikvision and Dahua
- Australia a “Laboratory” for Beijing’s Global Influence...
- The Challenges Facing China’s Young Activists...
- 30 Years Ago: Gorbachev Calls Protesters ‘Hotheads’...
- Two Canadians Arrested on State Secrets Charges
