Minitrue 2017: December—Internet Conference, Xmas
This series is a month-by-month recap of censorship instructions issued to the media by government...
by Samuel Wade | Jan 2, 2018
This series is a month-by-month recap of censorship instructions issued to the media by government...
by Natalie Ornell | May 6, 2014
Reuters reports that Chinese state media has for the first time published the photograph...
by Natalie Ornell | Mar 25, 2014
While meeting on the sidelines of the Nuclear Security Summit in The Hague on Monday, Presidents...
by Natalie Ornell | Mar 20, 2014
At ChinaFile, Orville Schell, Vincent Ni, Elizabeth Economy, and Leta Hong Fincher discuss the...
by Natalie Ornell | Feb 2, 2014
Shane Goldmacher, reporter for The National Journal, profiles Richard Quick, a 71-year old retired...
by Samuel Wade | Dec 6, 2012
China’s new Party leadership has vowed to reject “extravagance, formalism and bureaucracy” in government—or, as The Financial Times put it, to let a hundred flowers wilt. Xinhua recounted the long list of...
by Samuel Wade | Jul 28, 2011
At China Real Time Report, Yiyi Lu describes moves toward greater transparency of government spending on “the three publics”: international travel, entertainment and vehicles for officials. These culminated in a...
by Michael Zhao | Dec 26, 2007
A growing problem for foreign firms who play the China game. Translated by CDT from China News Agency: Telecom giant Alcatel-Lucent has agreed to settle a bribery case with the U.S. Justice Department and Securities and Equity Commission, paying out a $2.5 million settlement. Its misdeed was bribing Chinese officials by paying for their 314 […]