Surveillance and Silence in China’s Democracy Village
Wukan, once hailed as China’s “democracy village,” has become a site of intense...
local power
Party Sets Up Special Bureau for Xinjiang
The Chinese Communist Party has established a new bureau for Xinjiang within its United Front Work...
Liaoning Governor Confirms Reports of Falsified Data
The governor of Liaoning Province acknowledged this week that his government had inflated economic...
In China Voters Pick ‘Clinton,’ ‘Trump’ ‘Braised Chicken’
Voters in several cities across China are heading to the polls this month to elect deputies for...
China Is Also Going to the Polls
As people around the world react to Donald Trump’s surprise victory in the U.S. presidential...
Drawing the News: Vote-Buying Scandal Refugee
The Liaoning delegation to the National People’s Congress dissolved last week with the...
Liaoning NPC Delegates Dismissed for Vote Buying
At a provisional meeting of the National People’s Congress, the Liaoning delegation was...
Industrial Accidents Continue One Year After Tianjin Blasts
A deadly steam pipe explosion at a coal-fired power plant in Dangyang, Hubei killed at least 21...
Shortcuts and Lax Rules in Tianjin; Blast in Shandong
At The New York Times, Andrew Jacobs, Javier Hernandez, and Chris Buckley report on the lax...
23 People Investigated for Tianjin Blasts
Twenty-three people have been detained or brought in for questioning over the massive explosion at...
Anti-corruption Campaign Targets “Slackness”
Anti-corruption chief Wang Qishan traveled to Zhejiang for an inspection tour, where he announced...
Shanghai Victims’ Families Protest Treatment
The stampede on New Year’s Eve which killed 36 people on Shanghai’s Bund has raised...
In Limbo, a City in China Faces Life After Graft
For the New York Times, Ian Johnson looks at the impact Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption...
What Kind Of A Place Is Zhaoyuan?
At China Change, journalist Shun Ni describes the negative changes she has experienced firsthand...
Op-Ed: China Needs A Federal Future
With China’s strained ethnic relations in the spotlight and central government concerns...
Graft Probe Targets Xinhua and Commerce Ministry
In the latest round of the ongoing government crackdown on corruption, Xinhua news agency and the...
Corruption Probes Spread, but to What End?
The Xi Jinping administration’s crackdown on corruption is spreading to the provinces, with...
Population Control Is Called Big Revenue Source in China
A Chinese lawyer has discovered that Chinese provinces have made a total of $2.7 billion in fines...
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