Telegraph’s Editorial Silence on HK Protests Attacked
At openDemocracy, The Daily Telegraph’s former chief political commentator Peter Oborne...
Read Moreby SW | Feb 17, 2015
At openDemocracy, The Daily Telegraph’s former chief political commentator Peter Oborne...
Read Moreby Sophie Beach | Feb 17, 2015
Beijing is vying to become the only city to host both the Summer and Winter Olympics with its bid...
Read Moreby Josh Rudolph | Feb 17, 2015
Beijing has been increasing engagement with Afghanistan since Xi Jinping became president in 2012,...
Read Moreby SW | Feb 17, 2015
South China Morning Post’s Li Jing and Teddy Ng report on newly announced measures to...
Read Moreby SW | Feb 17, 2015
Mark Rowswell, a.k.a. Dashan, discusses his transition from traditional cross talk to stand-up...
Read Moreby SW | Feb 16, 2015
A long-running and unusually crowded discussion at ChinaFile addresses the question “Is Mao...
Read Moreby SW | Feb 16, 2015
At Aeon Magazine, James Palmer examines booming data collection in China, from sources ranging...
Read Moreby Sophie Beach | Feb 15, 2015
At the Guardian, Jonathan Kaiman looks at the town of Nanzhuang, south of Beijing, where hundreds...
Read Moreby Sophie Beach | Feb 15, 2015
Actor and director Jiang Wen is currently in Germany at the Berlinale showing his new film Gone...
Read Moreby Josh Rudolph | Feb 13, 2015
At the New York Times, Edward Wong reports that 27 people who were related to or supported a now...
Read Moreby Grace | Feb 13, 2015
Following reports of Bishop Cosma Shi Enxiang’s death last week, conflicting accounts of his...
Read Moreby Josh Rudolph | Feb 13, 2015
Xi Jinping’s inter-Party anti-corruption campaign has now been in effect for over two years....
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