Photo: Lovers’ Cove, Hong Kong, by Owen Lin

by Sophie Beach | Jul 25, 2014

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What Do Chinese Dumplings Have to Do With Global Warming? [Updated]

by SW | Jul 25, 2014

As China faces the latest in a long line of food safety scandals, Nicola Twilley writes at The New...

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The Cult of Xi?

by Josh Rudolph | Jul 25, 2014

During his career as China’s President and Communist Party General Secretary, crackdowns...

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Video: “Where Does the Taxpayers’ Money Go?”

by Josh Rudolph | Jul 25, 2014

CDT has translated a Ming’en Media (明恩传媒) video from 2012 that looks at opacity in China’s...

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Police Clash With Protesters Over Cross Removal

by Josh Rudolph | Jul 24, 2014

Christianity has been steadily gaining followers in Wenzhou, Zhejiang since the mid 1800s; in a...

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Photo: Nanpu Bridge, by Ge Li

by SW | Jul 24, 2014

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Why Tibetans are Destroying Their Weapons

by SW | Jul 24, 2014

As China mobilizes for a “people’s war” against terrorism focused on Xinjiang,...

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Netizen Voices: How Would China Pay Last Respects?

by Anne Henochowicz | Jul 24, 2014

Yesterday, the remains of some of the victims the Malaysia Airlines flight shot down over eastern...

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China to Require App Developer Registration

by SW | Jul 24, 2014

China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has announced the implementation of...

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Party Faces “Eight Battles” for Survival, Warns Scholar

by SW | Jul 24, 2014

Following repeated urging from the Party’s Organization Department and other quarters for...

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Minitrue: Remove Giant Toad from the Internet

by Anne Henochowicz | Jul 24, 2014

The following censorship instruction, issued to the media by government authorities, has been...

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Blogger Given 6.5 Years for ‘Rumor-Mongering’

by Grace | Jul 23, 2014

AFP reports that a court in Yunnan has sentenced Dong Rubin, a well-known microblogger and...

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Photo: Kite, by leniners

by SW | Jul 23, 2014

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A Eulogy for the Cenci Journalism Project

by Josh Rudolph | Jul 23, 2014

Since 2011, the Cenci Journalism Project has been “reporting another dimension of the...

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River Crabbed: Toad Story

by Anne Henochowicz | Jul 23, 2014

One of Florentijn Hofman’s giant rubber ducks sat in Hong Kong’s harbor last year, inspiring...

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