Taiwanese cable outlets edit the remarks of disaster victims to falsely attack the country’s vice president, prompting families to decry political manipulation.

A Hong Kong outlet linked to Beijing’s United Front apologized for defaming a Taiwanese director after falsely labeling him a corruption defendant in a smear campaign.

Hong Kong’s legislature ordered lawmakers to replace “Mainland China” with “Chinese Mainland” following Beijing’s directive, a move supporters say eliminates any implication of multiple Chinas.

Hong Kong’s legislature passed a bill restricting property record access to designated professionals while explicitly excluding journalists, prompting warnings the move will undermine press freedom and public oversight.

A China Daily editor known for launching a combative disinformation studio will become deputy director of Beijing’s Liaison Office in Hong Kong, overseeing external communications.

A test of the Chinese tech giant’s leading language model reveals that in some cases, English-language answers are more guided by the leadership’s priorities than Chinese ones.

An in-depth story from CMP’s Tian Jian revealed how Chinese journalists faced risk to report on Beijing’s cross-border crackdown targeting female erotica writers on a Taiwan platform.

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Hong Kong filmmaker Kiwi Chow said he remains uncertain whether his new film on student suicide will pass local censors after his protest documentary infuriated Chinese authorities.