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A parliamentary inquiry is weighing up whether to recommend banning the popular Chinese-owned app because of foreign interference concerns.

Dynamics of opinion curation and user agency on and off WeChat are more complex than the misperception that it is a trap for the Chinese diaspora, write Haiqing Yu (RMIT) and Wanning Sun (UTS)

An analysis of the information flow on WeChat and Weixin reveals that the mechanisms of censorship are much more nuanced than the Australian media would have you believe, writes Haiqing Yu (RMIT) and Wanning Sun (UTS).

/PRNewswire/ -- A report from CRI Online: From June 10 to 11, the 2023 HOBIE Open Regatta Weihai China was successfully held in Weihai City, where 40 HOBIE...

Wanning Sun is Professor of Media and Communication Studies in the Faculty of Arts and Social Science, University of Technology Sydney.

By Concerned Academics and ExpertsMay 24, 2023,  https://johnmenadue.com/an-open-letter-to-the-australian-government-from-concerned-scholars-regarding-the-aukus-agreement/ We the undersigned are scholars of the humanities and social sciences and other disciplines with expertise in the following issues. We write this open letter to express our concerns regarding the Australia, United Kingdom, United States (AUKUS) trilateral security agreement. Specifically, our concerns relate to pilla...

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HAIKOU, China, May 5 (Xinhua) -- When Li Jing first arrived in Tianxin a decade ago, she never imagined the small fishing village would transform itself into a

Feature: South China fishing village thrives through surfing-

Feature: South China fishing village thrives through surfing-