An independent media operator arrested on suspicion of sedition in Hong Kong says all his bank accounts were frozen without notice.

A new report from an independent outlet shows how alumni struggled to rescue the archive of a Chinese university publication shut down earlier this year.

As Hong Kong works to “tell its story well”, it may soon require foreign filmmakers to share theirs with authorities to film in the territory.

As Party media struggles to maintain relevance across social media platforms, the People’s Daily opens an account on Xiaohongshu years after its counterparts

Italy now hosts three of China’s seven “international communication centers” operating abroad, a signature Xi Jinping initiative to shape the country’s image globally.

Tang Ho-wing is reportedly one of eight people detained in connection with a police violence memorial event that took place in August.

A cyberattack on Taiwan’s financial magazine that paralyzed its websites for a week drew the attention of its overseas owner.

Taiwan’s incumbent mayor, accused by political opponents of dodging the press, has become the subject of a viral online game.

The People’s Daily’s new deputy editor-in-chief is the first cadre of the post-1980s generation to assume a deputy ministerial position.