Word of the Week: Great Chinese LAN
by Anne Henochowicz | Jan 28, 2015
The Word of the Week comes from the Grass-Mud Horse Lexicon, a glossary of terms created by...
Read MoreTibet Officials Punished for Separatism
by Josh Rudolph | Jan 28, 2015
Chinese state media reported on Tuesday that dozens of officials in the Tibet Autonomous Region...
Read MoreThe Case Against Pu Zhiqiang
by SW | Jan 28, 2015
The looming prosecution of rights lawyer Pu Zhiqiang has become a prominent symbol of the broader...
Read MoreRiver Crabbed: Hu Jintao’s Tears
by Josh Rudolph | Jan 28, 2015
Last month, censors took note of a photo from the March, 2013 Chinese People’s Political and...
Read MoreChina Aims Away from GDP, Medal & Arrest Targets
by SW | Jan 28, 2015
While many regions in China have lowered GDP targets amid the “new normal” of slower...
Read MoreHerders Protest Land Grabs in Inner Mongolia
by Sophie Beach | Jan 27, 2015
In recent weeks, ethnic Mongolian herders have staged protests in various cities in Inner Mongolia...
Read MoreChina’s Internet in Five Screenshots
by SW | Jan 27, 2015
Fei Chang Dao illustrates the state of China’s Internet at the end of 2014 with five...
Read MoreCanadian Embassy Feared Raid in 1989
by Sophie Beach | Jan 27, 2015
Library & Archives Canada has released thousands of pages of telexes transmitted from the...
Read MoreChina’s Coal Output Falls for First Time This Century
by SW | Jan 27, 2015
China’s National Coal Association reports that the country’s coal production fell 2.1%...
Read MorePrivatized Housing and Political Legitimacy in China
by SW | Jan 27, 2015
At The New York Times, Ian Johnson talks to Luigi Tomba of the Australian National University...
Read MoreMinitrue: Mengniu Dairy’s Deshelved Drink
by Josh Rudolph | Jan 27, 2015
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
Read More“Little Cause For Optimism” in Shadow of Pu Zhiqiang Case
by SW | Jan 26, 2015
At The Guardian, rights lawyer Teng Biao writes that “China’s civil society has little cause...
Read MoreSqueeze Put on Hong Kong Press Freedom
by Josh Rudolph | Jan 26, 2015
Hong Kong’s 2014 pro-democracy protests came at the end of year that the HK Journalists...
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