Tibet Party Chief Vows to Mute Dalai Lama

by Samuel Wade | Nov 2, 2013

A journal article by Tibet’s Party chief has urged the silencing of the Dalai Lama’s...

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China’s Subtle, Unpredictable Censorship

by 不忘初心 | Nov 2, 2013

Is censorship all about deleting weibo posts and locking up dissidents? Not necessarily. Monica...

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New Express Faces Overhaul After Defending Reporter

by Samuel Wade | Nov 2, 2013

Guangdong’s media regulator has ordered editorial changes at the New Express following its...

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HK Actor Declares Love of Starbucks, Country

by Anne Henochowicz | Nov 1, 2013

A Hong Kong celebrity is staunchly defending China on Weibo, and claims to have reported the IP...

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Chinese Journalist Seeks Crowd-funded Independence

by Samuel Wade | Nov 1, 2013

Chinese microblogs’ watchdog role has been lionized abroad, and alternately celebrated and...

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China Contributes to Slowing Carbon Emission Growth

by Samuel Wade | Nov 1, 2013

China’s slowing economy and expanding hydropower capacity helped global carbon emissions growth slow to 1.4% in 2012, less than half the average increase over the previous ten years. From the BBC’s Matt McGrath:...

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Highway Reaches Last County, Near Indian Border

by Samuel Wade | Nov 1, 2013

Thursday marked the opening of a new highway linking China’s last remaining county to the...

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Photo: Untitled (Spiderweb), by Rudi D. Noetzold

by Samuel Wade | Nov 1, 2013

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China U.

by Sophie Beach | Nov 1, 2013

In The Nation, University of Chicago anthropologist Marshall Sahlins takes an in-depth look at the...

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Chinese Dreaming in the Ivory Tower

by Anne Henochowicz | Nov 1, 2013

CDT Chinese recently stumbled upon this list of major research projects funded by the 2013...

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Yearbook 2013: Civilising China

by Sophie Beach | Nov 1, 2013

The Australian Centre on China in the World at Australian National University has released its...

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Censorship Vault: The Lai Changxing Case

by Anne Henochowicz | Nov 1, 2013

Censorship Vault features previously untranslated censorship instructions from the archives of the...

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Bye Bye Vibrating Bras: China Limits Infomercials

by Grace | Oct 31, 2013

Following measures to curb violence in children’s cartoons, China’s media regulator has...

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Will ‘Unprecedented’ 3rd Plenum Reform Fall Flat?

by Josh Rudolph | Oct 31, 2013

Third plenary sessions of the CCP Central Committee have historically been opportunities for...

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Why Patients in China Kill Their Doctors

by Grace | Oct 31, 2013

Following a patient’s stabbing of three doctors last week at a Zhejiang hospital and the...

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