Hong Kong: What Now?
The demonstrations in Hong Kong have largely wound down on the streets, though in some areas...
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China Removes ‘Phantom Staff’ From Gov’t Payroll
Xinhua reports that over 160,000 “phantom staff”—former government employees who...
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Xi Thought Grabs Lion’s Share of Research Funding
At the South China Morning Post, Cary Huang reports that a majority of grant proposals approved by...
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Heavy Casualties Expected as Earthquake Hits Yunnan
The AP reports that an earthquake in Yunnan Province on Tuesday evening has killed at least one...
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Drawing the News: Taking Flight, or Taking Ill?
Chinese state media have portrayed the protests in Hong Kong as the work of a small group with...
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State Media and Public Opinion on the HK Protests
While the international media has been paying close attention to protesters in the Hong Kong...
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“Birds Born in a Cage Think Flying Is an Illness”
While the People’s Daily produced several editorials with stern warnings to the Hong Kong...
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To Reach China, LinkedIn Plays by Local Rules
Ahead of the launch of a simplified Chinese-language site in February, American social networking...
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Economic Inequality Underlies Hong Kong Protests
Over the past week, the protesters in Hong Kong have focused on well-defined political demands,...
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China’s Outer Regions Watch Hong Kong Protests Intently
While protests in Mong Kok and Central districts of Hong Kong continued into the second week,...
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Minitrue: Open Letter to HK in People’s Daily
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
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“This Is Not a Color Revolution”
As the protest movement in Hong Kong enters its second week, no clear leadership has emerged,...
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