Suspect Held Over Taiyuan Bombings
Xinhua reports that police are holding a man in connection with Wednesday’s explosions...
Read Moreby SW | Nov 8, 2013
Xinhua reports that police are holding a man in connection with Wednesday’s explosions...
Read Moreby Sophie Beach | Nov 7, 2013
With the Communist Party Central Committee’s Third Plenum meeting this week, expectations...
Read Moreby Scott Greene | Nov 7, 2013
The Wall Street Journal reports that English language skills, once considered essential for...
Read Moreby Scott Greene | Nov 7, 2013
The South China Post’s Amy Li reports that Beijing’s party chief, former mayor Guo...
Read Moreby Grace | Nov 7, 2013
To evade government interference, a new group of educated middle-class grassroots activists are...
Read Moreby Grace | Nov 7, 2013
Despite talks to abolish China’s re-education through labor or laojiao system, Xi...
Read Moreby Anne Henochowicz | Nov 7, 2013
Chinese universities are political entities. Guangdong Baiyun University’s “Internet Red Army”,...
Read Moreby Anne Henochowicz | Nov 7, 2013
The following propaganda directive was first published by Reporters Without Borders. Guangzhou...
Read Moreby Anne Henochowicz | Nov 7, 2013
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
Read Moreby SW | Nov 7, 2013
On Monday, South China Morning Post’s Patrick Boehler reported that bottled water company...
Read Moreby Sophie Beach | Nov 6, 2013
In his most recent drawing, CDT’s newest cartoon contributor Badiucao comments on the latest...
Read Moreby Sophie Beach | Nov 6, 2013
With today’s announcement that India launched a probe to Mars, becoming the first Asian...
Read Moreby SW | Nov 6, 2013
China has built 22,000 dams taller than 15 meters since the 1950s, displacing some 16 million...
Read Moreby SW | Nov 6, 2013
In a short interview with Foreign Policy’s Isaac Stone Fish, U.S. ambassador to China Gary...
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