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First there went Kaiser Kuo's SupChina/The China Project. And now this. To be frank up till now I haven't even heard of Zeyi Yang's column on Wired but I'm still bummed.

See also:

u.osu.edu/mclc/2022/02...

This week in wanderings: The end of the road for @thechinaproject.bsky.social and Jezebel; reviews of novels I've read lately; links that will take you from China to Ukraine to the US to Thailand and elsewhere; a major award for author Tania Branigan and RED MEMORY.

Last month, police in Xinjiang took away Rahile Jalalidin after she protested the 15-year prison sentence given to her son, Zulyar, on a charge of "separatism." Zulyar's acquaintances, speaking to The China Project, say the charge seems implausible.

I'm so very sorry to hear this. The China Project, and SupChina before it, always stood out for their impressive breadth of coverage.

fairer artikel bei scmp www.scmp.com/news/china/a...

Last month, police in Xinjiang took away Rahile Jalalidin after she protested the 15-year prison sentence given to her son, Zulyar, on a charge of "separatism." Zulyar's acquaintances, speaking to The China Project, say the charge seems implausible.

If you haven’t read this excellent takedown of Allison’s book, I highly recommend it:

www.fpri.org/article/2017...

Last month, police in Xinjiang took away Rahile Jalalidin after she protested the 15-year prison sentence given to her son, Zulyar, on a charge of "separatism." Zulyar's acquaintances, speaking to The China Project, say the charge seems implausible.

British scholar John Blofeld arrived in Beijing in 1934, in his early 20s, seeking aesthetic and sensual pleasures. Nearly three decades later, he wrote "City of Lingering Splendour," recounting an "Old Peking" saturated in the final vestiges of its luxurious imperial past.

Not the point but fascinated by this set of authors - I know of Foreign Affairs as mostly boring. But Waltz and Mehta are real thinkers! Tett is not a bad journalist! Jarring to then see Graham Allison, who I only know of as the subject of a take down www.fpri.org/article/2017...

Last month, police in Xinjiang took away Rahile Jalalidin after she protested the 15-year prison sentence given to her son, Zulyar, on a charge of "separatism." Zulyar's acquaintances, speaking to The China Project, say the charge seems implausible.

Time and again, history has shown that economic statecraft — sanctions — are ineffective. Yet the future of modern warfare will be fought with spreadsheets, tariffs, and trade restrictions. Both the U.S. and China are gearing up, possibly to everyone's detriment.

Is there any connection between the shakeup in Shanghai’s security apparatus & the increased harassment of Shanghai PRIDE’s organizers that compelled the shut down? SupChina reports organizers increasingly unfamiliar w/ gov personnel they had to deal with....