For Tibetans living in exile, voting is more than a political exercise. It is an act of identity, memory, and…
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Artificial Islands and Regional Tensions: Understanding China’s Strategy
China’s construction of artificial islands in the South China Sea has become one of the most contentious geopolitical issues in…
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He Defended Tibet’s Language. China Gave Him 18 Years in Prison.
After spending eighteen years in prison for defending the right of Tibetans to preserve and use their language, Yeshe Sangpo…
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China’s Silent Expansion: The Geopolitics Behind Cenling County
China has redrawn the map again—this time near one of Asia’s most sensitive frontiers. On March 26, 2026, Beijing officially…
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Inside the Alleged 10-Petabyte Tianjin Breach: Why a Suspected Hack of China’s Supercomputing Hub Could Reshape the Cybersecurity Debate
A hacker’s claim to have stolen more than 10 petabytes of sensitive information from China’s National Supercomputing Center (NSCC) in…
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China’s Tibet Mega-Dam: Power, Risk, and Regional Politics on the Brahmaputra
China’s new hydropower project in Tibet is drawing global attention for its huge scale, high cost, and possible impact on…
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Cheng in Beijing: Dialogue, Pressure, and China’s Taiwan Strategy
Cheng Li-wun’s April 7–12 trip to China is being described as a “journey for peace,” but its real importance reaches…
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Cybercrime Nexus Under Pressure as China Secures Key Extradition
Cambodia has extradited Li Xiong, a prominent figure allegedly linked to large-scale cyber scam networks, to China in a move…
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Chinese Pulse Magazine March 2026
Hi everyone, here is our March issue, which is full with tales, concepts, and situations that perfectly encapsulate the spirit…
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China’s Ethnic Unity Law is a Blueprint for Cultural Erasure
China’s leaders claim a new “ethnic unity” law will bring harmony and modernisation. In reality, it is designed to speed…
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