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Reuters An obscure bureaucratic office in Beijing has emerged as one of the most feared government institutions for China's Big Tech as Beijing clamps down on what it sees as cybersecurity risks in the internet sector. The Cyber Security Review Office was created last year as a joint task force by 12 Chinese ministries, including the Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of National Security, to look into cybersecurity risks. "The state has a cybersecurity review requirement, and this office was created to get the job done," one Beijing-based regulatory source who has direct knowledge ...

The article series used satellite imagery to expose the camps. June 14, 2021 Analysis of satellite imagery using Google Earth, Planet Labs, and the European Space Agency's Sentinel Hub found identified facilities at these locations as bearing the hallmarks of Chinese prisons and internment camps. Image courtesy of Mapbox and Buzzfeed. A project funded in part by Brooklyn’s Eyebeam Art and Technology Center has won a Pulitzer Prize in international reporting. “Built to Last,” a four-part investigative series on long-term incarceration and detention of the Uighur people, a Muslim minori...

The crackdown is part of a “100-day operation” by Huairou district authorities, which began on May 28. As peak tourist season for the Great Wall arrives, the operation is aimed at catching black-market tour guides and tour parties.  Official tour guides in China must obtain a license. Meanwhile, tour buses must also carry certain legal documentation.  In order to protect the ‘wild’ Jiankou section of the Great Wall, authorities will enforce stricter control in townships surrounding the site, including Bohai township, Jiuduhe township, Yanqi township and villages within Huaibei towns...

Former WWE Champion John Cena Apologizes After Calling Taiwan a Country Bloomberg 2 hrs ago © Photographer: Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images North America "The Road to F9" Global Fan Extravaganza - Arrivals (Bloomberg) -- U.S. actor and former World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. champion John Cena apologized for describing Taiwan as a country in a promotional video for his latest movie, saying sorry in Mandarin after the comments triggered a backlash in China. Cena made the apology in a clip posted Tuesday on his official Weibo account, a Chinese social media platform like Twitter. He had earl...

U.S. actor and former World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. champion John Cena apologized for describing Taiwan as a country in a promotional video for his latest movie, saying sorry in Mandarin after the comments triggered a backlash in China. Cena made the apology in a clip posted Tuesday on his official Weibo account, a Chinese social media platform like Twitter. He had earlier this month indicated that Taiwan was a country in a video promoting his film “Fast & Furious 9,” according to China’s state-run Global Times newspaper. “I made a mistake. I must say now that, very very very im...