Communist Party of China

Teen Whose TikTok Account Was Suspended After Uighur Clip Says She Won't Be Silenced

TikTok, the popular Chinese-owned app, apologized to 17-year-old Feroza Aziz for suspending her account. But Aziz says she's unconvinced by their apology.
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Bipartisan Group Of Lawmakers Blasts Tim Cook For Caving To China

Apple is facing blowback for deleting an app used by pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong.
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U.S. Imposes Visa Restrictions On Chinese Officials Over Muslim Abuses

The move comes a day after the Commerce Department blacklisted 28 Chinese companies, citing concerns about the detention and abuse of Muslim minorities.
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Trump Celebrates Anniversary Of China's Communist Rule; GOP Lawmakers Condemn It

Several Republican lawmakers and conservatives in media stressed that the day is not worthy of any fanfare.
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Opinion | Those Doctors 'Politicizing Psychiatry' Are Actually Doing The Opposite

History shows us where the real danger lies -- when governments control doctors.
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How Washington Should Deal With A China Which Feels Confident And Empowered

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Chinese President Xi Is About To Solidify His Power Over China

Here's how Xi is using the upcoming Party Congress to do so.
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Americans Could Learn Something From China About Dealing With Fake News

The Chinese people have been wading through propaganda for decades.
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China's New Anti-Corruption Body Raises Worrying Questions About The Rule Of Law

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This Interactive Shows China's Jailed, Murdered And Missing Political Prisoners

China says it has no political prisoners. A U.S. government database disagrees.
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