Oversimplified social media posts— even if the reporting behind them is sound — can land professional media in the muck.

China’s military warns bureaucratic bloat could cost battles. But brevity may prove elusive in a politicized system.

AI-generated protest videos on TikTok blur reality, showing how disinformation cuts in many directions.

AllAboutMacau is shutting down after the government revoked its license, citing non-compliance with publication laws.

A Japanese political scientist accuses a paper in Taiwan of fabricating quotes in its coverage of Taiwan’s KMT leadership election.

The merger of two exile outlets creates a new global platform for an expanding diaspora population.

After a decade-long hiatus, Malaysia’s Dato’ Seri Lee Tian Hock Journalism Awards recognized Chinese-language media excellence amid industry challenges.

A forum held at a leading university in Beijing over the weekend shows how China’s leadership keeps tight control over journalism — from the classroom to the newsroom.

A historically China-leaning Filipino Chinese newspaper prominently covers a Reuters exposé alleging a Beijing-funded disinformation campaign targeted President Marcos and US alliance.