The Chinese Communist Party has tightened its censorship of micro dramas and begun subsidizing content aimed at boosting the regime’s soft power abroad.
Intel’s new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, a long-term chip executive and prolific investor, has come under scrutiny for his investments in China’s largest chip companies.
The police forcibly dispersed thousands of protesters who joined the girl’s family in demanding apologies from the bullies. It’s unclear how many were detained.
The Chinese Communist Party has tightened its censorship of micro dramas and begun subsidizing content aimed at boosting the regime’s soft power abroad.
Intel’s new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, a long-term chip executive and prolific investor, has come under scrutiny for his investments in China’s largest chip companies.
The police forcibly dispersed thousands of protesters who joined the girl’s family in demanding apologies from the bullies. It’s unclear how many were detained.