Free Speech Over HK Protests Stifled Abroad
At The Washington Post, A. Odysseus Patrick and Emanuel Stoakes look at how the evolving political...
by Cindy | Aug 13, 2019
At The Washington Post, A. Odysseus Patrick and Emanuel Stoakes look at how the evolving political...
by Josh Rudolph | Feb 15, 2019
At The New York Times, Charlotte Graham-McLay reports on concerns in New Zealand that relations...
by Josh Rudolph | Jan 24, 2019
Former Chinese diplomat Yang Hengjun, now an Australian citizen and spy novelist, was detained by...
by Sophie Beach | Dec 20, 2018
The following article is reposted from Project Sinopsis, with permission: The CCP’s Model of...
by lisbeth | Oct 26, 2018
Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), the world’s largest infrastructure investment project to...
by Josh Rudolph | Dec 16, 2017
In their introduction to the recent National Endowment for Democracy and International Forum for...
by Sophie Beach | Nov 14, 2017
As Western academic publishers contend with attempts to censor their content in China, Australian...
by Josh Rudolph | Sep 27, 2017
In recent years, concerns have been mounting over China’s increasing soft cultural influence...
by Samuel Wade | Apr 3, 2017
On Sunday, Sydney-based professor Feng Chongyi returned to Australia after a more than week-long...
by Josh Rudolph | Oct 26, 2016
In what appears to be yet another example of a foreign government with trade ties to China...
by Samuel Wade | Sep 21, 2016
Last week, China released Canadian missionary Kevin Garratt, who had been detained on suspicion of...
by Cindy | Aug 5, 2013
New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra apologized on Monday for a contamination scare involving whey protein products tainted with Clostridium botulinum. From The Wall Street Journal: Fonterra Chief Executive Theo Spierings traveled...
by Scott Greene | May 9, 2013
The elusive founder and chief executive of Chinese telecom giant Huawei, Ren Zhengfei, gave his first-ever press briefing on Thursday as he held court with local media in Wellington, New Zealand. From The Wall Street Journal:...
by Scott Greene | May 8, 2012
After rejecting his offer to buy a 300 square km piece of land in November, property tycoon Huang Nubo now claims that Icelandic authorities have approved a deal that would allow him to lease the land instead. From China Daily:...
by cschultz | Feb 17, 2010
The numbers of Chinese students studying in New Zealand is increasing: Education New Zealand chief executive Robert Stevens said the export education industry was worth almost $2.5 billion to the New Zealand economy last year,...
by Xiao Qiang | Sep 14, 2008
From BBC News: A Chinese firm accused of selling milk powder that has made babies unwell was warned in August over the safety of its product, its partner and co-owner says. New Zealand-based dairy giant Fonterra said it had...
by Morgan Figuers | Jul 26, 2008
Scheduled to attend the closing ceremonies of the Olympics in China, U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice issued an advance statement that Chinese officials should not abuse their police authority during the Games. From...
by Japhet Weeks | Apr 7, 2008
Yesterday New Zealand became the first Western country to reach a free trade agreement with China. From the Telegraph: The agreement will massively boost New Zealand’s exports to China, already its third-largest trading...