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This week on Sinica: China makes an about-face on Libya, we discuss a recent controversy in Beijing’s arts community over independent filmmaker Zhao Liang, and get an on-the-ground update on the state of China’s South-North Water Diversion Project, a little-publicized infrastructure effort that already dwarfs the Three Gorges Dam in both its human and environmental impact.And

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15 يونيو 2021 أعلنت مع نهاية الأسبوع الماضي نتائج مسابقة «جائزة بوليتزر» الخاصة بالصحافة الأميركية، حيث كان في مقدمة الفائزين بها صحافيون قاموا بتغطيات مميزة لمحورين مهمين «كوفيد-19» و«مواجهة العنصرية». فازت وكالة الأسوشيتدبرس بجائزتين في التصوير، وصحيفة «نيويورك تايمز» بجا...

The Johns Hopkins Foreign Policy Institute fellow speaks with Mina Al-Oraibi about pandemic-era dynamics in the Arab region.

Questions of fidelity to a text and handling ambiguous passages were among topics discussed by Marilyn Booth, Michael Cooperson, and Hamed Al Ghaithi. At the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair, May 24. Image: ADIBF By Olivia Snaije | @OliviaSnaije Cooperson: A Polyphonic Quality The Abu Dhabi book fair’s Monday (May 24) session on “The Art of Translation” brought together three very different translators who talked about how to faithfully reproduce an author’s writing in a different lan...

Looking for a little summer reading? This week, Sinica sorts the wheat from the chaff with a massive review of books on China. Our discussion touches on a everything from Chinese fiction to non-fiction academic works on Chinese politics, economics, and history. There’s a good selection here and a combative discussion: well tell you what we love, and what we hate, and why... Joining Kaiser in the studio is Gady Epstein, Beijing bureau chief for Forbes magazine; Qing historian and popular blog...

An interview with Sara Yasin, the managing editor of BuzzFeed News. By Brad Esposito April 21, 2021, 11:01 a.m. April 21, 2021, 11:01 a.m. Brad Esposito got his start as a reporter at BuzzFeed in 2013 and is currently the director of content at Eucalyptus, an Australian health tech company. A version of this interview first ran in his interview newsletter, Very Fine Day, which he created to “give more depth and context to the people who keep the internet humming.” Subscribe here. Sara Yas...

Collective online bookselling site Les Libraires went a long way toward helping Québec’s bookstores stay afloat in 2020, and bookstore owners say they now have new relationships with consumers. (Sponsored) Librairie L’Exèdre co-owners Éliane Ste-Marie, left, and Audrey Martel By Olivia Snaije | @OliviaSnaije Working Together in Retail In Québec, booksellers report doing increasingly better since 2015, with growth estimated at around 5 percent. But no one might have predicted that in 202...

POLITICO Daniel Payne is a fellow at POLITICO. Daniel has worked to push The DeSoto Times-Tribune toward a digital-first approach as the Mississippi newspaper’s executive editor for the past year. He emphasized aggressive accountability reporting on the pandemic and redesigned the newspaper, newsletters and social media accounts. A graduate of the University of Mississippi, Oxford, Daniel was editor-in-chief of The Daily Mississippian, where he also helped overhaul the newspaper’s website a...

School of Journalism and New Media Posted on: January 29th, 2021 by ldrucker Daniel Payne started work this month as a POLITICO Fellow. Payne graduated in May 2020 from the University of Mississippi School of Journalism and New Media. He was in the Honors College, a Taylor Medalist, and editor in chief of The Daily Mississippian, where he led a staff that won national journalism awards. He participated in Lens Collective and had a summer internship at a Washington news website. Following grad...