Nov 30 Watch Trouble in the East China Sea The Wall Street Journal’s John Bussey gives us the context behind the ongoing dispute between China and Japan over a group of islands administered by Japan in the East China Sea. Under a treaty the U.S. is obligated to defend… Continue watching
Nov 29 Watch News Wrap: Obama visits activists on hunger strike against immigration policy News Wrap: Obama visits activists on hunger strike against immigration policy… Continue watching
Nov 26 Watch How China's push into disputed territory is increasing tension in East Asia How China's push into disputed territory is increasing tension in East Asia… Continue watching
Nov 23 Watch Saturday, November 23, 2013 By PBS News Hour Margaret Warner from Geneva, press freedom in China and Save to Win lottery programs. Continue watching
Nov 23 Watch Is foreign journalism under threat in China? Recent events have raised questions about the freedom of the foreign press in China. Continue watching
Nov 18 Cyber-activists find weak spot in China's internet censorship apparatus AFP/Getty Images China's ban on Wall Street Journal and Reuter's Chinese-language sites Friday prompted activists to find a weak spot in China's expansive internet censorship system, the Guardian reports. Continue reading
Nov 15 Watch Friday, November 15, 2013 We examine the long term affect to having canceled insurance plans extended one year. Continue watching
Nov 15 Watch Chinese reforms come in response to public discontent, economic necessity Chinese reforms come in response to public discontent, economic necessity… Continue watching
Nov 15 Watch China plans to ease one-child policy, end forced labor camps China's ruling Communist Party announced reforms to two unpopular policies. More couples in China will now be able to have two children, instead of one, provided that at least one parent was an only child. The government also announced it… Continue watching
Nov 10 Watch Sunday, November 10, 2013 By PBS News Hour Dutch pension system, Chinese economy meeting, military children reflect. Continue watching