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As concerns about China spying on the United States intensify, state officials are touting their anti-Communist credentials with carelessly-written draft legislation. Ordinary Chinese immigrants will take the hit.
Top politics and current affairs news for January 9, 2017. Part of the daily The China Project news roundup, "Trump’s son-in-law has been courting ‘shadowy’ Chinese investor."
Arkansas recently ordered ChemChina-owned Syngenta to sell its land in the state. Other states are also putting up walls for Chinese buyers.
How Chinese and Russian state media appropriated an apocryphal Orwell quote to criticize the West.
The U.S. needs more than an advanced chip factory. It’s going to need a whole ecosystem.
This week on the Sinica Podcast: a lecture by Robert Daly, director of the Wilson Center’s Kissinger Institute, delivered last year to D.C.-based Faith & Law at its Friday Forum. The lecture, titled “Is Our Foreign Policy Good? American Moral Absolutism and the China Challenge,” is a powerful and thought-provoking talk.
Some observers believe Mohamed Muizzu's recent election win will cause the Maldives to shun its traditional ally, India, in favor of China. The reality is a little more complicated.
Ian Johnson’s journalism gives voice to ordinary Chinese people from all walks of life — the outcasts, the faithful, and, in the case of his latest book, the public intellectuals and storytellers recording the history that Beijing’s official censors are trying to erase.
This is what’s on the diplomatic, political, and business agenda for the week of August 7–13.
Della Miles starred in Michael Jackson’s “Sisterella” and sang backup for Whitney Houston. Now she hopes the song “East Turkistan” will stir listeners to action.