Social Control

Drone sales, transport, and use are banned in the capital, with analysts linking the crackdown to lessons from war and fears within the party leadership.

China’s food delivery upsurge is being held up by poor working people needing ’mere subsistence’ and is not sustainable, one analyst said.

State-driven messaging is fueling a nationwide wave of suspicion, with critics warning of a return to mass surveillance tactics.

Four years on, records show both engines lost power before the crash, as China still withholds a final report.

Yu Guofu alleges that the detention center staff failed to send him to a hospital despite clear neurological symptoms, resulting in irreversible damage.

New rules target 84 million platform workers, raising concerns about control, labor conditions, and risks of social unrest.

Private companies are struggling to stay afloat, while workers struggle to find employment, despite the seemingly positive official data, insiders say.

The secrecy imposed by the regime is intended to mask the true state of China’s technological prowess, which is weak, insiders say.

Critics voice concerns over uneven sentencing and say the case shows how authorities use broad charges to curb online speech.

Beijing’s widening AI probe is reaching beyond compliance, with executives facing travel limits and pressure over foreign links.

A broad new clampdown on VPNs is disrupting daily life and commerce, as Beijing moves to curb information access amid rising domestic pressures.

Observers suggest that such reports may be concocted by the regime to shape public perception.

Temples with large revenue have become lucrative targets for the CCP to fill its deficit amid a sluggish economy, insiders say.

Strict new controls, including flight bans and real-time surveillance, are slashing sales and exposing tensions between security priorities and growth.

New provincial rules emphasize monitoring retirees’ views and restricting travel, extending Party supervision beyond active service.

In order to use XChat, an X.com account is needed. However, the U.S. platform has been banned in China for years.

State media claims a driver helped capture foreign spies. Insiders say the story’s inconsistencies suggest it may be staged.

Lawyers and activists say individuals can be secretly flagged by police systems, triggering long-term monitoring and restrictions on daily life.

New curriculum embeds Communist Party loyalty and political themes starting from elementary school, drawing criticism over ideological influence on students.

Former inmates describe violence and forced labor in a now-abolished system as online discussion is quickly censored.

Drone sales, transport, and use are banned in the capital, with analysts linking the crackdown to lessons from war and fears within the party leadership.

China’s food delivery upsurge is being held up by poor working people needing ’mere subsistence’ and is not sustainable, one analyst said.

State-driven messaging is fueling a nationwide wave of suspicion, with critics warning of a return to mass surveillance tactics.

Four years on, records show both engines lost power before the crash, as China still withholds a final report.

Yu Guofu alleges that the detention center staff failed to send him to a hospital despite clear neurological symptoms, resulting in irreversible damage.

New rules target 84 million platform workers, raising concerns about control, labor conditions, and risks of social unrest.

Private companies are struggling to stay afloat, while workers struggle to find employment, despite the seemingly positive official data, insiders say.

The secrecy imposed by the regime is intended to mask the true state of China’s technological prowess, which is weak, insiders say.

Critics voice concerns over uneven sentencing and say the case shows how authorities use broad charges to curb online speech.

Beijing’s widening AI probe is reaching beyond compliance, with executives facing travel limits and pressure over foreign links.

A broad new clampdown on VPNs is disrupting daily life and commerce, as Beijing moves to curb information access amid rising domestic pressures.

Observers suggest that such reports may be concocted by the regime to shape public perception.

Temples with large revenue have become lucrative targets for the CCP to fill its deficit amid a sluggish economy, insiders say.

Strict new controls, including flight bans and real-time surveillance, are slashing sales and exposing tensions between security priorities and growth.

New provincial rules emphasize monitoring retirees’ views and restricting travel, extending Party supervision beyond active service.

In order to use XChat, an X.com account is needed. However, the U.S. platform has been banned in China for years.

State media claims a driver helped capture foreign spies. Insiders say the story’s inconsistencies suggest it may be staged.

Lawyers and activists say individuals can be secretly flagged by police systems, triggering long-term monitoring and restrictions on daily life.

New curriculum embeds Communist Party loyalty and political themes starting from elementary school, drawing criticism over ideological influence on students.

Former inmates describe violence and forced labor in a now-abolished system as online discussion is quickly censored.