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The China Policy Institute (CPI) is a think tank set up by the University of Nottingham to expand the knowledge and understanding of contemporary China in the UK, Europe and worldwide and to analyse its global impact and the critical challenges it faces in its rapid development.
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Media reporting on human rights in China not objective, scholars say Reporting on human rights in China by major European media is not shaped by the objective facts but by other issues including drastic events, news values and China's increasing economic importance. China and EU should engage each other’s news media to avoid misunderstandings Despite their differences over human rights, China and the EU need to engage each other’s news media to improve understanding between them.
Media reporting on human rights in China not objective, scholars say Reporting on human rights in China by major European media is not shaped by the objective facts but by other issues including drastic events, news values and China's increasing economic importance.
China and EU should engage each other’s news media to avoid misunderstandings Despite their differences over human rights, China and the EU need to engage each other’s news media to improve understanding between them.
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China hasn't declared war on Google Dr Yiyi Lu, Research Fellow at the China Policy Institute, discusses the reactions of Chinese authorities and Internet users to Google’s warning that it may leave China in a a blog post on China Real Time Report run by The Wall Street Journal . She argues that it may well be in the US’s long-term strategic interests to have its biggest internet companies continue operating in China.
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