Why China Hasn’t Seen Another Tiananmen Movement? Online culture and censorship have broken the ties that once spurred protesters.
By Dr. Jianli Yang Today, June 4, marks the 36th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre—a...
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We Must Ask if the Woman in Chains is Really Xiao Huamei
By Machel In the Woman in Chains case, the authorities have already reported that a DNA test...
Read MoreIt’s time for all countries to levy carbon-emission tariffs and use the money to reduce the global carbon footprint
By Jianli Yang The latest U.N. climate summit, or COP27, closed on Sunday with one key...
Read MoreIraq worried about China’s control over oil
Shrewd China has always used ‘soft power’ strategies to take over countries in need of...
Read MoreChina’s party membership figures expose Xi’s concerns President is more concerned about the CCP’s loyalty to him
By Jianli Yang – – Monday, July 25, 2022 Shortly after its 101st birthday on July 1,...
Read Morethe Party That Failed: An Insider Breaks With Beijing
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Read MoreCoronavirus and Xi Jinping’s Many Failures
By Bradley A. Thayer & Lianchao Han While the coronavirus consumes the headlines, when we consider how China’s leader handled the crisis, we can see larger pattern of behavior that reveals a consistent pattern of...
Read MoreThe Consequences of the Pandemic for China and the World
by Bradley A. Thayer Lianchao Han The consequences of the coronavirus pandemic are profound and borne by the rest of the world. There are five significant implications of the crisis for China and the world. First, China’s...
Read MoreA Lesson From the Tiananmen Tank Men
By JIANLI YANG n spring 1989, I returned from my study in America to China to participate in the Tiananmen demonstrations. I was luckier than many protesters, narrowly escaping the June 4 massacre. I escaped to America, and have...
Read MoreTibet’s Climate Crisis and the CCP’s Responsibility
By Jianli Yang December 10 marked the thirty-second anniversary of the conferment of the Nobel Peace Prize to the Tibetan spiritual leader the Fourteenth Dalai Lama. The conflict between Tibet and communist China has been an...
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