Safeguard or Shackle? Public Views on Surveillance
Last week, The New York Times launched The Privacy Project, a major, months-long examination of...
by Samuel Wade | Apr 19, 2019
Last week, The New York Times launched The Privacy Project, a major, months-long examination of...
by Josh Rudolph | Jan 8, 2015
On Thursday, Xinhua announced that former Nanjing Party Secretary and CCP Standing Committee...
by Sophie Beach | Aug 19, 2014
For his latest contribution, Badiucao riffs on images of officials and athletes at the Youth...
by Josh Rudolph | Aug 18, 2014
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
by Samuel Wade | Jul 17, 2014
The Telegraph’s Tom Phillips reports on two separate incidents in which a total of 12...
by Samuel Wade | Mar 5, 2014
As the annual “Two Sessions” of China’s National People’s Congress and the...
by Cindy | Feb 14, 2014
Following Tuesday’s official talks between China and Taiwan, the first of their kind since...
by Josh Rudolph | Feb 11, 2014
In what has been hailed by some as an indication that long-strained cross-strait relations may...
by Samuel Wade | Jan 31, 2014
Chinese scientists’ creation of a pair of genetically modified long-tailed macaques named...
by Natalie Ornell | Jan 31, 2014
Following his October dismissal from office, the Communist Party has now expelled Ji Jianye, the...
by Samuel Wade | Jan 28, 2014
Officials from Beijing and Taipei are to meet next month in the former Nationalist capital of...
by Anne Henochowicz | Jan 20, 2014
China does hold elections, but they are not usually much of a contest. While independent...
by Scott Greene | Dec 5, 2013
Nanjing cancelled primary and secondary school classes on Thursday, while Qingdao banned outdoor...
by Cindy | Nov 5, 2013
In the latest round of the ongoing government crackdown on corruption, Xinhua news agency and the...
by Samuel Wade | Oct 20, 2013
South China Morning Post reports that the formation of a special police unit to deal with...
by Samuel Wade | Apr 12, 2013
Xinhua reported on Saturday that a seven-year-old girl has become China’s 44th confirmed H7N9 sufferer, and the first in Beijing. The child is being treated at the Beijing Ditan Hospital, and is in stable condition, Zhong...
by Samuel Wade | Apr 6, 2013
China’s H7N9 flu outbreak had claimed 6 lives by Saturday, with the number of confirmed cases rising to 16. With the discovery of the virus among live poultry on sale at Shanghai markets, over 20,536 chickens, ducks, geese...
by Samuel Wade | Jan 18, 2013
At China Real Time Report, Tom Orlik discusses urbanization, hukou reform, land ownership, urban sustainability and the price of heroin in Chongqing with Tom Miller, author of China’s Urban Billion. We’re hearing a lot...