U.S. Returns Chinese Fugitive After 13 Years on the Run
The U.S. government sent back to China a former official long wanted on corruption charges, in an act hailed by Beijing as a major diplomatic success
China’s Other Car Problem
A lack of parking spots worries Chinese car-owners--and fixing it will be hard
Death Toll from East China Residential Building Collapse Rises to 22
The latest survivor is a young girl, pulled from the rubble protected by the bodies of her parents, who were killed in the collapse.
China Denies Declaring War on Christians After Mega-Church is Razed
Communist Party officials have rejected claims they have launched an orchestrated campaign to slow the spread of Christianity in China, after the razing of a church in a city known as the "Jerusalem of the East".
Caixin Media
11.18.13
What Do Investigative Reporters Do?
With the recent Chen Yongzhou scandal, many have called for an “investigation” into the investigative reporting...
Cyber Candles for Two Tragedies
Yesterday marked two tragedies in China: the third day of floods in the nation’s capital and the one-year anniversary of the high-speed train crash in Wenzhou. Connecting the two events, especially by lighting commemorative cyber candles, is a...