The cancellation of a queer film festival and the postponement of the Wuhan bǎilin Film Festival mark another wave of disruptions to independent Chinese film screenings since 2025.

Five Chinese universities opened international communication schools this year, turning Xi Jinping’s decade-long external propaganda push into a degree program.

Hong Kong journalists say access changes to land registry records proposed by the government will hinder the media’s oversight power in yet another blow to press freedom in the city.

Hong Kong is mobilizing its broadcasters, and its youth, to become more effective messengers of its continued economic success in the wake of sweeping political changes.

One of the territory’s oldest upstairs bookstores says it will close its doors by December. But like others before, it is not exactly saying why.

An independent scholarly platform in the SAR spent five years exploring local history and society for a dedicated audience of readers and listeners. It has now gone quiet.

A 13-minute back-and-forth over World War II history between Taiwanese journalists and a Chinese spokesperson was significantly edited and sanitized in Chinese media.

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.