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Murder, Corruption, and the Demise of a Chinese Football Giant
No side has won more Chinese domestic titles than Dalian Shide, but the club was destroyed amid one of the most lurid political scandals Communist China has ever seen.
By Rooting Out Corruption, China Is Risking Its Oil
A corruption probe targeting President Xi Jinping's political opponents may wind up disrupting China's global energy interests.
It’s Open Season on Corrupt Officials in China
A campaign against waste has evolved into a corruption crackdown whose aggression and reach is suggestive of a political purge.
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Stalking China's Weibo Censors: An Interview with Chi-Chu Tschang
In America, we tend to refer to Sina Weibo as China’s “Twitter-like microblog," but that doesn't quite do it justice. It has 300 million users, more than twice the amount of Twitter itself, and because it's in Chinese, each nugget of 140 characters...
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