Hong Kong Media — Sliding Towards Irrelevance
Beijing is gradually extinguishing press freedom in the financial center.
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Chris Horton on Taiwan the Ghost Nation
The journalist and author discusses Taiwan’s uncertain place in the world and how different generations have responded to the challenges it faces.
Rough Times at SenseTime
China’s former AI giant has faded out of the picture in recent years. Can it make a comeback?
A failed Chinese attempt to transform U.S. trucking
Plus, SenseTime attempts a comeback.
Truck Crash
A self-driving trucking start-up unraveled amid boardroom battles and escalating U.S.-China tensions. Now, its founder is staking his future on an American revival.
GoLaxy’s Government Connections
A review of corporate records shows the data firm is owned by China’s premier supercomputing company and a state research institute.
Tai Ming Cheung on Xi Jinping’s Militarization of China
The academic talks about how the Chinese party-state is readying the country for conflict, and what role the military is taking in making policy.
China’s Visa Offensive
The country's efforts to attract more tourists from overseas seem to be paying off.
Chenggang Xu, the regime prisoner turned regime expert
Plus, Michael Kovrig on the risks of traveling to China.
The Realist
No one understands the Chinese Communist Party better than someone who was almost killed by it. Brent Crane talks to Chenggang Xu about his life...
Microsoft’s Hacking Headache
A porous firewall between Chinese cybersecurity companies, hacker groups and state security has endangered a trusted Microsoft cybersecurity partnership.
Is it Safe to Visit China? A Former Detainee’s Warning
From exit bans to arbitrary arrests, vague laws, unsubstantiated charges, grueling prison sentences, and secret executions — the risks keep growing.