What Next for Foreign Media in China?
by SW | Dec 10, 2013
As staff for The New York Times and Bloomberg News face visa delays and possible expulsion,...
Read MoreLaw Professor Fired for “Spreading Political Views”
by Sophie Beach | Dec 10, 2013
In a case that echoes that of Professor Xia Yeliang, an outspoken professor has been dismissed...
Read MoreXiaomi Plans to Expand Into Southeast Asia
by Grace | Dec 10, 2013
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi, whose sales in China this year have surpassed Apple’s,...
Read MoreChina to Judge Local Governments by Their Debt
by Grace | Dec 10, 2013
With local government borrowing on the rise, Beijing will soon evaluate its local counterparts...
Read MoreStability and Sovereignty in Cyberspace
by SW | Dec 10, 2013
China Real Time’s Josh Chin highlights one novel aspect of a police recommendation for the...
Read MoreFive Pounds of Facts on Chinese History
by SW | Dec 10, 2013
At The New York Review of Books, Jonathan Mirsky reviews Endymion Wilkinson’s titanic 1.5...
Read MoreLi Yuanchao Joins World Leaders to Honor Mandela
by Sophie Beach | Dec 10, 2013
World leaders gathered today at a soccer stadium in Johannesburg to honor the life of South...
Read MoreGlobal Times Poll Shows China’s Limited Soft Power
by Josh Rudolph | Dec 10, 2013
The AFP reports on the “China’s Global Image and International Influence in...
Read MoreChina: US Has No Right to Comment on Activists’ Fate
by Josh Rudolph | Dec 10, 2013
With the fifth anniversary of Liu Xiaobo’s most recent arrest, his wife Liu Xia suffering...
Read MoreEvery Smog Cloud Has Six Silver Linings
by SW | Dec 9, 2013
As catwalk models don face masks and flag-raising ceremonies move indoors, two now deleted...
Read MoreInside China’s Troubled Far West
by 不忘初心 | Dec 9, 2013
A heavy influx of Han immigration has long been a major source of ethnic tension in Xinjiang....
Read MoreSurvey: Many Female Workers Sexually Harassed
by Scott Greene | Dec 9, 2013
One in six female factory workers in a Guangzhou survey had quit their jobs to escape sexual...
Read MoreChina’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...
Read MoreLeaders & Activists Clash on Global Thinkers List
by SW | Dec 9, 2013
Foreign Policy magazine has published the latest iteration of its annual Global Thinkers list....
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