104 Years Later, a Chinese Train Station Platform is Still the Site of Anti-Japanese Rancor
A memorial to a man that Tokyo calls a terrorist, but Beijing and Seoul regard as a hero, reflects East Asia’s War over history
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Chinese New Year: Heat Map Tracks Earth’s Largest Seasonal Migration
Making total chaos look really rather pretty
Chinese Transparency Activist Sentenced to 4 Years in Prison
In a closed trial, Xu Zhiyong, a Chinese scholar whose activism focused on upholding rule of law in China, was sentenced to four years in jail
In China, a Young Feminist Battles Sexual Violence Step by Step
Xiao Meili is attempting the 2,000-km walk from Beijing to Guangzhou to raise awareness of sexual abuse
China Censorship Fail: Hundreds of Millions Sent to Blocked Website
The country’s censors can’t be happy
CNN, BBC Reporters Covering China Activist Trial Manhandled on Live TV
Street-side tussles take place outside Beijing court where transparency campaigner Xu Zhiyong is being tried behind closed doors
‘I Had Been Drinking’: Rodman Apologizes for North Korea Rant
Basketball diplomacy dream “falling apart” reveals ex-NBA star
A Dog of a Story: Why Kim Jong Un Probably Did Not Feed His Uncle to 120 Hounds
A report in a Hong Kong-based newspaper claims Kim Jong Un had his uncle torn to bits by a pack of ravenous dogs
A Purge in Beijing? China’s Former Security Czar May Face Trial
After North Korea’s despot axed his uncle, is a quieter purge under way in Beijing? Rumors swirl surrounding the fate of Zhou Yongkang, one of the most senior Chinese politicians to allegedly face trial
Rodman’s North Korea Visit Won’t Hide Kim Jong Un’s Insecurities
The controversial former NBA star returns this week to North Korea, a pariah state still coming to terms with its leader’s recent purge of his uncle
Kim Jong Un’s Brutal North Korea: Where No Uncle Is Safe
The reported execution of Kim Jong Un’s uncle, Jang Song Thaek, on grounds of treason, dispels any fleeting hopes that the young despot could be a reformer
Kim Jong Un’s Uncle Was ‘Despicable Human Scum,’ Says Pyongyang’s Propaganda Machine
State news wire says the executed Jang Song Thaek was “a traitor to the nation for all ages”
China: Here Are Some Great Things About Toxic Air
China’s state-run TV tries to put a positive spin on toxic haze. Nice try, guys, nice try