One morning in August 1980, Gene Haislip drove to the airport in Bogota and boarded an old twin-engine DC-3 destined for Barranquilla, a port city on
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Report: China’s ‘Harmonization Plan’ Erases Tibetan Language
The Chinese government is mandating the use of Mandarin in kindergartens in an effort to force Tibetans to assimilate, Human Rights Watch said in a
House China Select Committee Accuses Heartland Nonprofit of United Front Work
Last week, the U.S. House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party sent a letter to the United States Heartland China Association, accusing the
U.S., U.K. Lawmakers Call Out 48 Group Club for ‘Troubling’ Ties to Chinese Communist Party
The 48 Group Club, a British organization that promotes business and cultural ties with China, was called out by the Interparliamentary Alliance on
Beijing’s Diplomats Tied to Philadelphia’s Raising of China’s Five-Starred Flag
When Philadelphia’s government hosted a ceremony in which community organizations hoisted the flag of the People’s Republic of China at City Hall last
A War With China Would Look Very Different From One With Iran
Whatever the strategic outcome of the war in Iran, U.S. weapons have performed well. American and partner forces have suffered extremely low
OpenClaw and the Governance of Artificial Intelligence in China
In just a few weeks, OpenClaw, the AI agent that can independently navigate your device to send emails, monitor flight prices and find doctors
From Stuxnet to Operation Epic Fury: The China-Iran Intelligence Nexus
Between 2010 and 2012, the CIA’s spy network in China experienced one of the worst intelligence breaches in modern history, leading Beijing to
Beijing Codifies Repression of Overseas Activists
Earlier this month, China’s legislature approved a new law aimed at promoting what it refers to as “ethnic unity.” The law’s primary focus is
China’s Iran War Energy Problem
China’s economy isn’t as insulated from the war in Iran as you might think. Coverage has focused on the fact that Iranian oil is still heading to
China Prepares for Submarine Warfare Under the Guise of Deep-Sea Mining Research
This article was produced in partnership with CNN with support from the Pulitzer Center’s Ocean Reporting Network, where Elizabeth
‘Made in China’ Is Fading — But So Is ‘Sold to China’
The “made in China” sticker is losing its shine in the U.S. as Americans purchase fewer and fewer Chinese goods. China’s share of the American import