China
Huang Qi: the activist who reported human rights violations
Find out why human rights activist and journalist Huang Qi will spend the next 12 years in a Chinese prison and why the U.S. objects.
Who’s been censoring your movie?
The Chinese government censors everything the government disagrees with. It even coerces foreign movie studios to edit and change their films.
China’s forced labor campaign in Xinjiang
Uighur Muslims are forced to work in factories for little or no pay as the Chinese government continues its crackdown in Xinjiang.
5G tech raises global intellectual property concerns
Stealing ideas hurts workers. As more of the economy becomes connected through 5G, it's vital that we have trusted networks to secure ideas.
U.S. warns it won’t share intelligence with compromised partners
The view of the U.S. is that Huawei equipment in any part of 5G networks represents an unacceptable risk to national security.
Countries in Africa reject Belt and Road deals
Some countries in Africa have suspended or canceled projects that are part of China's global Belt and Road Initiative. Find out why.
Chinese students welcome at U.S. schools
The U.S. values Chinese exchange students in its schools and affords them numerous ways to participate in their new communities.
China’s surveillance app
The Chinese government is using special mobile apps to watch ethnic minorities in Xinjiang, cataloging and recording their every move.
China cuts children’s Uighur roots
Over the past several years, China has built a network of orphanages for ethnic minority children whose parents are in internment camps.