Persecution in Xinjiang Leads Some to Militancy
As Chinese authorities ramp up efforts to create an unprecedented digital police state in...
by Cindy | Dec 30, 2017
As Chinese authorities ramp up efforts to create an unprecedented digital police state in...
by Josh Rudolph | Sep 19, 2016
At the South China Morning Post, Kristin Huang reports that some Chinese foreign policy experts...
by Cindy | Aug 22, 2016
As photographs and video of three-year-old Omran Daqneesh made waves on social media around the...
by Samuel Wade | May 20, 2016
This week, Amnesty International released its first Refugees Welcome Index, based on a global...
by Cindy | Jan 27, 2016
President Xi Jinping’s recent trip to the Middle East signals a willingness to revise...
by Josh Rudolph | Nov 20, 2015
Earlier this week, Radio Free Asia reported that police in Xinjiang had killed 17...
by Sophie Beach | Nov 18, 2015
On Wednesday, the Islamic State announced that they had executed a Chinese and a Norwegian...
by Sophie Beach | Sep 10, 2015
As more than four million Syrians flee ongoing civil war, the Chinese government has said the U.S....
by Josh Rudolph | Dec 15, 2014
In effort to shore up global support for the controversial crackdown on terrorism in Xinjiang,...
by Josh Rudolph | Sep 12, 2014
As of September 12, the following search terms were blocked on Sina Weibo (not including the...
by Natalie Ornell | May 25, 2014
Somini Sengupta at The New York Times reports that “China and Russia voted Thursday against...
by Josh Rudolph | Sep 11, 2013
After Syria’s agreement to Russia’s request that the country put its chemical weapons...
by Josh Rudolph | Sep 6, 2013
Aa Barack Obama is continuing to seek congressional approval for a military strike against...
by Natalie Ornell | Aug 31, 2013
Associate Editor for The Atlantic Matt Schiavenza outlines three reasons why China opposes a...
by Josh Rudolph | Aug 28, 2013
After the Syrian government’s alleged use of chemical weapons against rebels and civilians...
by Scott Greene | Aug 26, 2013
China’s foreign minister urged a “political resolution” to the conflict in...
by Scott Greene | Jul 1, 2013
Local authorities in Xinjiang have confirmed that police on Friday fired at up to 400 ethnic Uyghurs protesting the arrest of a young religious leader and closure of a mosque near the town of Hotan, according to Radio Free Asia:...
by Natalie Ornell | May 18, 2013
China’s new ambassador to the United States, Cui Tiankai, gave an exclusive interview to Foreign Affairs managing editor Jonathan Tepperman on his vision for China-U.S. relations, touching on topics of cybersecurity and...