Parents of Stolen Children Battle Police Indifference
At The Guardian, Charles Custer writes that although several kidnapped babies were rescued in...
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Hacking U.S. Secrets, China Pushes for Drones
At The New York Times, Edward Wong reports accusations that a Chinese hacking group mounted a...
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Yang Jisheng: China’s Chronicler of Past Horrors
The Atlantic interviews Yang Jisheng, author of Tombstone, the award winning (and mainland banned)...
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Turning Chinese Propaganda Against Itself
Wired profiles French photographer Eric Leleu and his project Subtitles—an examination,...
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Drawing the News: Strange Creatures from Cathay
Satan Lucky (@撒旦君_Satan) has created a menagerie of monsters in modern China, the “Strange...
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A Mongolian Shaman in Atheist China
The Guardian’s Jonathan Kaiman visits a herder-turned-shaman who acts as a “short...
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Ministry of Truth: Bo Xilai Verdict
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
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Watch Appraisal Buys Handcuffs for Online Sleuth
“I’m free. Thanks!” wrote Weibo whistle-blower “Huazong” (花总) on Wednesday, after the Chaoyang...
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Peking and Tsinghua to Offer Free Courses Online
Raymond Li at The South China Morning Post reports that China’s Peking and Tsinghua...
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China Aims to Train Foreign Astronauts
According to Xinhua News Agency, China announced its plans on Monday to train foreign astronauts...
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CNPC Strikes New Venezuelan Oil Deal
Ahead of President Nicolás Maduro’s state visit to Beijing on Saturday, The Wall Street...
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Shangri-La Boasts New Airport, Concerns
The world’s newest and highest airport is in Tibetan Sichuan, and USA Today’s Calum...
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In Xinjiang, Authorities Place State Above Religion
Al Jazeera reports on a Chinese flag installed in a mosque in Aksu, western Xinjiang Autonomous...
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