La Chine et le dilemme ouïghour

L’histoire s’accélère. Et Vladimir Poutine n’a jamais été aussi près de gagner sa guerre en Ukraine.  Après trois ans de combats acharnés qui ont fait des centaines de milliers de victimes des deux côtés ; pour le président russe, la promesse de négociations est un premier pas ve ...  Show more

À l’aube d’une quatrième année de guerre, les Ukrainiens ne faiblissent pas face à l’agression russe. Mais les morts, les blessés et les bombes pèsent de plus en plus lourdement. Les Ukrainiens sont aussi fatigués et aspirent à un retour à une vie sans combats. Après le choc en 2 ...  Show more

Thus far, international concern for the Chinese Uyghur ethnic minority has been focused on their persecution within China itself. But the reach of the Chinese government's campaign against them extends to countries around the world. Katie Stallard is joined by Bradley Jardine, a ...  Show more

A trove of private government documents offers an unprecedented look inside China’s highly organized crackdown on Uighur Muslims — revealing Beijing’s systematic detention of as many as one million people in camps and prisons over the past three years. In one speech, China’s p ...

With China’s military and economic power continuing to grow, Katie Stallard speaks to Joshua Kurlantzick, a journalist and fellow of the Council on Foreign Relations, about Beijing’s ambition to become an information superpower. They discuss his new book, Beijing’s Global Media O ...  Show more

Over the past decade, China has placed more and more restrictions on the lives of its citizens — tightening its hold over what people can do, read and say.

When Bei Zhenying’s husband was arrested and sentenced to seven years in prison for “smearing” the country’s politi ...