The Washington Post is looking for a China correspondent based outside of China for now. Apply soon to work with a great team! washpost.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/washingtonpost…

Fantastic #China job opportunity, all the more so as Chatham House are offering visa sponsorship for this role.

These ten figures are the top people on China’s wanted list, including Bai Suocheng, the senior Kokang godfather and close ally of junta leader Min Aung Hlaing. This is the Chinese state showing its people that it is determined to go after those who profited from scam centres.

An amazing opportunity: We are hiring a China correspondent. You get to work with an incredible team of China journalists, and to report and write with seriousness and depth on one of the world’s most important stories economist.com/incoming/2024/…

The MNDAA raise their flag over the gate to Chinshwehaw; their battle to take over the crime city run by Min Aung Hlaing’s “drug army” has begun. MNDAA announcements emphasize taking out the scam syndicates as one of their key objectives.

'We've seen evidence of scams like this run by various companies all over the world. But in India alone, the BBC News (World) has found at least 60 people have killed themselves after being harassed by loan apps.'

Oustanding journalism from the #BBCEye team.
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Special Economic Zones across the Mekong region are becoming little more than officially sanctioned criminal enclaves. In Laos, some of the most infamous of these SEZs exist. I went to a couple of them last month for Nikkei — they were extremely bleak places…

Beijing to launch a Belt and Road Initiative White Paper tomorrow 10am local time, what can we expect of 'building a community with a shared future for mankind'?

🚨We have another vacancy for a Journalist at the BBC News (World)'s new Global China Unit, this time for a Journalist. #JournoJobs

🌍Based in London or any major BBC bureau
⏰ Apply by 15 October 2023

careers.bbc.co.uk/job/Journalist…

Remember these exploitative videos sold on Chinese social media platforms of Africans performing often demeaning acts to create so-called 'blessing videos?'

They disappeared after Runako Celina's award-winning BBC doc 'Racism for Sale' exposed the practice... but they're back.

Are you interested in how countries can fight the illegal wildlife trade more effectively? Listen to our colleague Atuweni Agbermodji from UNODC Southern Africa share her experience CFCS's 'Policy into Practice' podcast hosted by Alex Reid . #SDG15 rusi.org/multimedia/ill…

Public perceptions that #China backs the military in #Myanmar are making Chinese investments targets of people’s anger. For collective and societal backing of #BeltandRoad projects, China needs to reach both hearts and minds. Myanmar is becoming a textbook of the opposite.