China’s ADIZ: Can Conflict Be Avoided?

by Scott Greene | Dec 9, 2013

China’s November 23 announcement of an Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) has stoked...

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Leaders & Activists Clash on Global Thinkers List

by Samuel Wade | Dec 9, 2013

Foreign Policy magazine has published the latest iteration of its annual Global Thinkers list....

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Chen Guangcheng Spyware Claim “A Misunderstanding”

by Samuel Wade | Dec 9, 2013

A joint statement from ChinaAid’s Bob Fu and New York University’s Jerome Cohen, rival...

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Wang Qinglei: A Farewell to CCTV

by Sophie Beach | Dec 9, 2013

One week ago, former CCTV producer Wang Qinglei posted an open letter to weibo criticizing his...

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Minitrue: Mandela’s Passing, Kiev’s Last Lenin

by Josh Rudolph | Dec 9, 2013

The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...

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Photo: Winter is coming, by Dai Luo

by Sophie Beach | Dec 9, 2013

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JPMorgan Tracked Business Linked to China Hiring

by Sophie Beach | Dec 8, 2013

The New York Times’ Dealbook follows up on reports that JP Morgan is being investigated for...

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Gay Activist Denied Permission To Register NGO

by Natalie Ornell | Dec 8, 2013

The Chinese government in Hunan has stated that homosexuality is “in violation of morals” in...

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Dalai Lama Not To Attend Mandela’s Funeral [Updated]

by Natalie Ornell | Dec 8, 2013

News 24 reports that the Dalai Lama will not attend fellow Nobel Peace Prize laureate Nelson...

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Responding to China’s Foreign Media Crackdown

by Samuel Wade | Dec 7, 2013

Following U.S. vice president Joe Biden’s expressions of concern about delays to China...

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China’s Friendly Foreign Policy

by Natalie Ornell | Dec 6, 2013

China reacted strongly on Friday to a Japanese parliamentary resolution condemning its new air...

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Minitrue: Liu Ping’s Lawyers

by Josh Rudolph | Dec 6, 2013

The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...

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Aba County: Where China Shut Off the Internet

by Samuel Wade | Dec 6, 2013

The New Republic’s Christopher Beam describes life offline in Aba (Ngaba) county in Sichuan,...

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Photo: Looking Down (Shanghai), by leniners

by Samuel Wade | Dec 6, 2013

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Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo: Dark Matter

by Samuel Wade | Dec 6, 2013

As China and the world pay tribute to one Nobel Peace Prize laureate, The Economist’s Gady...

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