‘Stability is the best human right’
1. Potemkin tour of Xinjiang camps Nearly half a year ago, Beijing vehemently denied that “re-education” camps existed in Xinjiang. This occured in the context...
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Dead pigs floating to Taiwan
1. Dead pigs are washing up on Taiwan’s shores “A pig carcass infected with African Swine Fever has washed up on the shores of Taiwan’s...
China’s economy ends 2018 on a low note
< Welcome, new Access members! Our 2019 Red Paper summarizes all of the highlights of The China Project’s reporting and commentary over the last year...
Will tax cuts dispel the gloom and doom in China?
Dear Access member, Our 2019 Red Paper is released today, and as promised, members get a special discount. That discount is: 100% off. Click the...
Arbeit macht frei
1. Forced labor in Xinjiang camps Emily Feng of the Financial Times reports (porous paywall) that Xinjiang’s internment camps have begun forcing their detainees to...
Gray rhino seeks red cash
Dear Access reader, The Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies at Harvard has produced a useful new infographic of “China’s economic governance,” which shows the people...
Blame Canada
Announcement for Access members: There are just two more days left to get guaranteed shipping (in the U.S. only) by Christmas on our The China...
Meng Wanzhou is accused of fraud and violating Iran sanctions
Announcement for Access members: If you are doing seasonal shopping, the gear in our The China Project Shop is guaranteed to arrive (in the U.S...
Hot air makes the world go round
Quick announcement: Tomorrow’s Sinica Podcast recording will be livestreamed! Check our social media channels (Twitter, Facebook) for the broadcast link, and tune in at 6:00...