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An Open Door for China's Media in Spain
As Spain's prime minister makes his fourth visit to Beijing in four years, scholar Shiany Pérez-Cheng examines how media partnerships and…
Apr 15
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Lingua Sinica
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Dalia Parete
13
7
Taking Liberties with AI
One of Taiwan's top newspapers published a political story fabricated by a chatbot — and then pushed responsibility squarely onto the reporter, raising…
Apr 14
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Lingua Sinica
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David Bandurski
6
3
No Foundation for the PLA
An official Chinese military social media account finds fault with a popular costume drama and the flawless face of its battle-ready star — and in doing…
Apr 3
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Lingua Sinica
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Mark Chiu
17
3
AI for Human Propaganda
While journalists around the world grapple with the existential impact of AI, China’s closed and repressive media system sees it only as a production…
Apr 2
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Lingua Sinica
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David Bandurski
7
2
The Campus Front for Xi's World Vision
A little-known academic network run by China's top communication university is looking to export Xi Jinping's vision of a new world order, one overseas…
Mar 20
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Lingua Sinica
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Jordyn Haime
10
2
Telling China’s Story, One Bottle at a Time
As China’s leaders gathered in Beijing to chart the country’s future amid economic uncertainty, state media sought to shift the focus — bottling up more…
Mar 18
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Lingua Sinica
and
Mark Chiu
5
1
The Great Broadcasting Retreat
China is shutting down hundreds of local TV and radio channels — and rebuilding its propaganda apparatus online.
Mar 12
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Lingua Sinica
and
Dalia Parete
7
1
A Prize Against the Odds
China's independent "Pulitzer" returns — honoring journalists at both grassroots and state-run outlets who pursue accountability reporting despite…
Mar 2
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Lingua Sinica
and
David Bandurski
12
1
Projecting Light in the Shadows
After IndieChina's forced cancellation in New York, Chinese independent screening groups in Europe keep the projector running — quietly, carefully…
Feb 25
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Lingua Sinica
9
3
Journalists and Spies
The first charge under a new Czech security law tests where foreign state journalism ends — and intelligence work begins.
Feb 6
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Lingua Sinica
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David Bandurski
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Dalia Parete
, and
Mark Chiu
11
10
The Silenced Profession
As the detention of Liu Hu underscores the dangers facing Chinese journalists, writer Tian Yu explores the full range of pressures — from on-site…
Feb 3
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Lingua Sinica
11
6
Letters From a Party Broadcaster
The closure of longstanding debate programs at public broadcaster RTHK signals a retreat from editorial independence — as the network openly aligns with…
Jan 29
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Lingua Sinica
,
Dalia Parete
, and
David Bandurski
11
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