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China Orders Tech Firms To Ramp Up Censorship
China has ordered the country's biggest technology firms to immediately "rectify" violations and shut accounts that...
US Lawmakers Hit Beijing At Hearing On Liu Xiaobo’s Death
US congressional Democrats and Republicans condemned Beijing on Friday over the recent death of Liu Xiaobo, saying the...
China Won’t Pay Price For Nobel Winner’s Death
When China allowed Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo to die in police custody, it made a bet that world governments were more...
World Reacts With Praise, Sadness To Liu Death
The world hailed Chinese Nobel peace laureate Liu Xiaobo as a brave fighter for human rights after his death from...
Beijing ‘killed’ Liu Xiaobo
Chen Guangcheng, one of China's best-known activists who fled to the United States, charged Thursday that Nobel peace...
China Invites Foreign Cancer Experts To Treat Liu Xiaobo
The Chinese hospital caring for cancer-stricken Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo has decided to invite US, German and other...
Australia Accused of Spying On China
A Chinese state-run newspaper accused Australia of spying on China and stealing its technology on Thursday, weeks after...
China’s Treatment of Sick Activist Raises Fears For Others
China's treatment of cancer-stricken democracy activist Liu Xiaobo reflects Beijing's hardening crackdown on political...
China Concerns Spark Australia Spy Law Review
Australia has ordered an inquiry into espionage laws and foreign government interference amid growing concerns about...
Hong Kong Remembers Bloodiest Violence 50 Years On
Hong Kong is unrecognisable now from the city which 50 years ago was the scene of bloody riots, fuelled by resentment...
China Laps Up Glossy TV Corruption Drama
A dashing detective bursts into a secret villa and uncovers huge stacks of cash stuffed in fridges, closets and beds....
China ‘comfort Women’ History Buried As Brothels Fall
With its red-painted window frames and sooty facade, the empty two-storey building on Gongping Road is typical of many...
Ghana Government’s Stance On Superstition and Pseudoscience?
By Stanley Seshie Religion is a tradition of man. Tradition is a collection of traits. Tradition works or many believed...
How China Fights Corruption
The gray, concrete building looms over the street in central Beijing. Completely unmarked aside from a street number,...