Activists leverage social media to counter China's state-controlled narratives
Activist journalists living outside China's censoring-regime are successfully using social media to "challenge" Beijing's ...
What China's record for journalist jailings portends for press freedom
China again ranks as the worst jailer of journalists, according to a report released this month by media watchdog Committee ...
VOA Asia Weekly: China Again Ranks as Worst Jailer of Journalists
Deadly India stampede during Mala Kumbh Mela festival. Ripple effects of China's DeepSeek AI chatbot. Journalists protest ...
China says it and India agree to faciliate exchange of journalists between them
China and India agreed to facilitate the exchange of journalists between the two countries, China's foreign ministry said on ...
What do China's new tariffs on U.S. mean for consumers
The impact on U.S. consumers are likely to be limited so far, but experts warn of a looming ‘tit-for-tat trade war’ ...
Trump's Tariffs on China: How Will U.S. Consumers be Affected?
Trade restrictions on China are expected to drive up prices for electronics, clothing, household goods, and medical supplies.
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China invites journalists to cover annual 'two sessions'
China is inviting local and international journalists to cover the annual sessions of its national legislature and national ...
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With Chinese Training Programs, African Journalists Engage in a Struggle Over Narratives
To what extent do Chinese training programs for African journalists provide alternatives to overcome (historically Western) colonial practices of knowledge production, or instead perpetuate those same ...