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Why China Is Weak on Soft Power

In the New York Times, Joseph S. Nye Jr., who coined the term “soft power,” writes about why China’s efforts in that arena are not always effective: Already in 2007, Hu told the 17th Congress of the Chinese...

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Party Members Warned Over Religion

A high-ranking official has spoken out against a resurgence of religious practice among Party members which breaches regulations and, he claimed, threatens the CCP’s unity. From The Associated Press: Party members are...

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China’s Sharper Focus on Internal Security

While uprisings in the Middle East were an immediate trigger, roots of the current crackdown in China can also be seen further back, in the unrest in Tibet in 2008 and Xinjiang in 2009. At the Financial Times, Jamil Anderlini...

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Woeser on Two Monks from Kirti Monastery

As the standoff at Kirti Monastery in Sichuan’s Ngaba county intensifies, High Peaks Pure Earth translates a blog post by Woeser about the self-immolation which triggered the current situation, and which carries echoes of...

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Wired Up

New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof opened an account on Sina Weibo, a Chinese microblog service that, like Twitter, allows users to share short messages of up to 140 characters. Kristof began testing what topics would be...

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