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Date of 4 June remains one of China’s strictest taboos, with government using increasingly sophisticated tools to censor its discussion
The world will never forget the Tiananmen Square massacre, the …
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As the anniversary of the 1989 massacre approaches, the Uyghur activist reflects on his lifelong dedication to the fight for democracy
When I was little, mum used to take us to visit an elderly Uyghur…
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In 1989, a young Uyghur named Örkesh Dölet was a student leader in the Tiananmen Square protests. Throughout the protests, Dölet represented students in televised negotiations with Chinese Communist …
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The reason we don’t see that person is because we’re asking the wrong question
Everyone’s waiting for that one person to stand up to Donald Trump. Not just that one person. There are a lot of such peo…
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With Trump’s tariffs and DeepSeek’s AI tech in the news, China waits to see how the Communist party plans to revitalise a stagnating economy
As thousands of delegates from across China arrive in Beiji…
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Depending on version downloaded, app approaches its answers with preamble of reasoning that it then erases
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China’s tech leap challenges US dominance through innovation. But unregulated competition increases the risk of catastrophe
Eight years ago, Vladimir Putin proclaimed that mastering artificial intelli…
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a story from The Guardian ⚠ › International
My poems were written in anger after Tiananmen Square. But what motivates most prison writing is a fear of forgetting. Today I am free, but the regime has never stopped its war on words. By Liao Yiwu
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