An Online Shift in China Muffles an Open Forum
For the New York Times, Ian Johnson looks at the fall of Weibo and the rise of WeChat (Weixin) and...
Read Moreby Sophie Beach | Jul 5, 2014
For the New York Times, Ian Johnson looks at the fall of Weibo and the rise of WeChat (Weixin) and...
Read Moreby Grace | Jul 5, 2014
As the country’s new official map indicates, China’s assertion over its maritime...
Read Moreby Grace | Jul 5, 2014
President Xi Jinping arrived in South Korea on Thursday for a state visit that is seen as...
Read Moreby Meredith Godwin | Jul 4, 2014
This week on CDT, a collection of “Directives from the Ministry of Truth” and a politician with a...
Read Moreby Sophie Beach | Jul 4, 2014
Sam Frizell at Time Magazine reports on the investigation by “computer forensics” firm...
Read Moreby SW | Jul 3, 2014
As Sino-Vatican relations thaw despite fears of a campaign against churches in Zhejiang, Hong Kong...
Read Moreby SW | Jul 3, 2014
From The Guardian’s Tania Branigan: At 85, Liang is a rare survivor of a custom stretching...
Read Moreby SW | Jul 3, 2014
The Guardian’s Jonathan Kaiman reports that the looming trial of British and...
Read Moreby SW | Jul 3, 2014
As Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign continues amid suspicions of ulterior motives, The...
Read Moreby Sophie Beach | Jul 2, 2014
The July 1 protest march in Hong Kong was one of the largest in the territory’s history,...
Read Moreby SW | Jul 2, 2014
With Saturday’s fifth anniversary of deadly riots in Urumqi approaching, and amid a steady...
Read Moreby Anne Henochowicz | Jul 2, 2014
The following censorship instruction, issued to the media by government authorities, has been...
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