China Responds to South China Sea Ruling
On Tuesday, the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) announced the final decision in a case...
international law
China Wages Propaganda War Over South China Sea
On July 12, an international tribunal in the Hague set up under the United Nations Convention on...
China Broadens Soft Power Push in Australia
In recent weeks, business deals between Australian and Chinese media groups have raised concerns...
Grasping Overseas, China Risks Backlash
China’s increasing assertiveness in reaching across borders to apprehend or pressure...
U.N. Questions China Over Use of Torture in Crackdown
On Tuesday, November 17, senior Chinese officials faced questions from a U.N. Committee Against...
NGOs, National Security, and International Law
The proposed Foreign NGO Management Law has been criticized for its vague and general language,...
Chinese Manhunt Shows Sway, or Softness
At The New York Times, Jane Perlez and Bree Feng revisit the international hunt for drug lord Naw Kham, who was executed in March for the 2011 murders of 13 Chinese sailors on the Mekong river. For China, the arrest was a...
Can International Law Cover Cyberspace?
Adam Segal of the Council on Foreign Relations wades into the waters of international law, where China and the United States are at odds over whether and how to apply existing international law in cyberspace. From The Diplomat:...
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