U.S. Arrests Chinese National on Spying Charges
A Chinese national who was working for the U.S. Army Reserves has been arrested and faces up to...
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LatestChina vs the Panama Papers: Delete, Divert, Defend
The publication this month of investigations based on the so-called Panama Papers has sparked a...
U.S., China Pledge Cyber “Code of Conduct”
The Wall Street Journal’s Felicia Schwartz reports some signs of cooperation between China...
After Slamming U.S., China Admits it Also Tortures
The Senate Intelligence Committee’s executive summary detailing torture methods used in the...
Minitrue: Reprint News of US Connections to HK Activism
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
Troubled Times: Voices of Tibetan Refugees, Part 2
This is part two of a four-part series. Read Part 1 here. In the summer of 2010, writer and...
Minitrue: Jailed CIA Agents, Pictures of Chairman Mao
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
Tibet and the CIA: The War We Cancelled
Jonathan Mirsky discusses books by CIA veteran John Kenneth Knaus and anthropologist Carole McGranahan on the history and consequences of CIA operations in Tibet, which contributed to Beijing’s enduring suspicion of...
Chinese State Security Aide Arrested as US Spy
Reuters reports the arrest earlier this year of an aide in China’s State Security Ministry, who allegedly received hundreds of thousands of dollars to spy for the US. The official, an aide to a vice minister in China’s...
CIA Sees Vibrant Blogosphere in China
Chinese bloggers “expressed rage and despondence after learning about the plight of 12 mentally retarded men from Sichuan province who were sold into slavery to work at a building materials plant in the Xinjiang Uighur...
American Pleads Guilty to Trying to Spy for China
A 28-year-old American, Glenn Shriver, has pleaded guilty to attempting to spy for China, though he had not yet succeeded in getting work at the CIA. From Reuters: After spending a year in college studying in Shanghai in...
Interrogation at Guantanamo Bay Inspired by Chinese Techniques
Scott Shane at The New York Times reports: The military trainers who came to Guantánamo Bay in December 2002 based an entire interrogation class on a chart showing the effects of “coercive management techniques” for possible use...
Director of CIA on China
Following is an excerpt of a speech given at Kansas State University yesterday by General Michael V. Hayden, Director of the CIA: China, a communist-led, nuclear state that aspires to—and will likely achieve—great power status...
Who is Really Behind the Tibet Riots?
This is the title of a post on the Spirit of the Night blog, translated by CDT. The author is a reporter for China Central Television (CCTV). (The question and answer text is taken from the Chinese Foreign Ministry’s...
Questioning the CIA’s Claim of a Drop in China’s Military Spending – John J. Tkacik, Jr.
From Heritage Foundation website:
While everyone else in the world, including the Chinese government, says China’s spending on its People’s Liberation Army (PLA)
Chalmers Johnson: “Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic” – Amy Goodman
ZNET published an interview with Chalmers Johnson, former head of the Center for Chinese Studies at Berkeley, in which he talks about his current views of China:
AMY GOODMAN: Today,
Ex-CIA official urges silence after spy ‘sting’¬†-¬†Bill Gertz
From The Washington Times:
A former high-ranking CIA official refused FBI appeals for help in tracking Chinese spies and urged others via e-mail not to cooperate because of the recent
Conn Hallinan: Cornering the Dragon
From the Portside:
When newly appointed CIA Director Porter Goss recently
warned that China’s modernization of its military posed
a direct threat to the U.S., was it standard
warned that China’s modernization of its military posed
a direct threat to the U.S., was it standard
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