China’s Little Brothers Cleanse Online Chatter
At Reuters, Li Hui and Megha Rajagopalan look inside Sina Weibo’s Tianjin censorship center, where...
Read Moreby SW | Sep 12, 2013
At Reuters, Li Hui and Megha Rajagopalan look inside Sina Weibo’s Tianjin censorship center, where...
Read Moreby SW | Sep 12, 2013
At Bloomberg, Natasha Khan and Daryl Loo describe China’s $180 billion push to extend basic...
Read Moreby Scott Greene | Sep 12, 2013
Chinese president Xi Jinping has inked several large energy deals in Central Asia this week to...
Read Moreby SW | Sep 12, 2013
Mother Jones’ Tom Philpott warns—again—that by adopting U.S.-style commercial agriculture,...
Read Moreby Sophie Beach | Sep 12, 2013
The Chinese government announced a new plan to improve air pollution by reducing coal consumption...
Read Moreby Josh Rudolph | Sep 12, 2013
Former urban management official Cai Bin, dubbed “Uncle House” by enraged netizens...
Read Moreby Josh Rudolph | Sep 12, 2013
According to a newly released government report [zh], China’s “floating...
Read Moreby SW | Sep 11, 2013
High Peaks Pure Earth translates an April blog post by Woeser on surveillance of Tibetan monks,...
Read Moreby Josh Rudolph | Sep 11, 2013
After Syria’s agreement to Russia’s request that the country put its chemical weapons...
Read Moreby SW | Sep 11, 2013
At ChinaFile, Emily Brill seeks comparisons between air quality in Beijing last winter and in New...
Read Moreby SW | Sep 11, 2013
As the pioneering voyage of the Chinese container ship Yong Sheng through the Northeast Passage...
Read Moreby Josh Rudolph | Sep 11, 2013
In the Xi administration’s ongoing effort to regain control of online public opinion,...
Read Moreby Anne Henochowicz | Sep 11, 2013
The Word of the Week comes from China Digital Space’s Grass-Mud Horse Lexicon, a glossary of terms...
Read Moreby Sophie Beach | Sep 11, 2013
The explosion at a school in Guilin has now been linked to a migrant worker who was in a dispute...
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