Chen Pokong

The Chinese dissident Chen Pokong takes a look at Hong Kong’s Occupy Central Movement.

On China’s internet, this well-circulated “12 Observations of Chinese People” allegedly came from Locke—it may not really be from his pen, but someone wants to warn Chinese people what they’ve become using his name.

The selective anti-corruption campaign of the Chinese regime now goes hand in hand with a retaliation of selective leaking of dirt on the leaders.

A battle within the court of a hereditary dynasty, bloodshed, and a ruthless power struggle in a communist regime have once again unsettled the world, as North Korea’s leader executes his uncle.

The trial of Bo Xilai was not just about Bo. It was also aimed at two other Communist Party officials who were not in the courtroom.

The Chinese dissident Chen Pokong takes a look at Hong Kong’s Occupy Central Movement.

On China’s internet, this well-circulated “12 Observations of Chinese People” allegedly came from Locke—it may not really be from his pen, but someone wants to warn Chinese people what they’ve become using his name.

The selective anti-corruption campaign of the Chinese regime now goes hand in hand with a retaliation of selective leaking of dirt on the leaders.

A battle within the court of a hereditary dynasty, bloodshed, and a ruthless power struggle in a communist regime have once again unsettled the world, as North Korea’s leader executes his uncle.

The trial of Bo Xilai was not just about Bo. It was also aimed at two other Communist Party officials who were not in the courtroom.