Jonathan Landreth

Lai Ching-te, the new leader of Taiwan, the only Chinese-speaking democracy, succeeds the island’s first female president, Tsai Ing-wen, whose rise is chronicled in “Invisible Nation,” Vanessa Hope’s new documentary. Q&A w/@VHopeful @thewirechina https://t.co/f4ncPYem9T https://t.co/Ym92rCkfHQ

Ya-wen Lei explains how the CCP uses digital technology as a means to shape China’s society. Read our Q&A at @thewirechina https://t.co/OcvhdXastY https://t.co/HuzXIE4zhz

Honored to have played a small part in the noble @thechinaproj, editing such talented reporters & interviewing some of the most insightful China hands out there: https://t.co/Q4ErLHYfEG Thank you @goldkorn @KaiserKuo & @robertguterma for having me. May our paths cross again soon!

Jeremy Goldkorn @goldkorn

Some sad news. We have to shut down and this why: https://t.co/3wPKayf8nY

RT @jslandreth: Human rights lawyer Rayhan Asat calls for stronger allies for Uyghurs & reflects on the growing conflict in the Middle East…

Human rights lawyer Rayhan Asat calls for stronger allies for Uyghurs & reflects on the growing conflict in the Middle East & the hypocrisy she sees in China & among global activists unwilling to confront Beijing — Our Q&A @thechinaproj https://t.co/62DlZqTbta

Violence in Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan might sabotage China’s plans to move Middle Eastern oil to Xinjiang — Read the story @thechinaproj with @Akbar_notezai #oilandgas #Pakistan #China https://t.co/o8TwsJMYQK https://t.co/7I8A4j3cnn

To try to understand Beijing’s data lockdown I talked with Chén Mù 陳沐, chairman, founder, and co-editor of Baiguan, a data provider that aims "to power investment research on Chinese companies.” @thechinaproj https://t.co/hdVdt4WEon https://t.co/4FJuF1Y2Ud

Uyghur crisis discussion on sidelines of UN General Assembly goes ahead despite intimidation from Beijing — @thechinaproj https://t.co/XxcSTiKim0

The present battle to shape China’s future by controlling its past—Q&A w/ @iandenisjohnson, whose book SPARKS, out 9/26, details Chinese intellectuals & storytellers recording history that Beijing’s official censors are trying to erase. @thechinaproj https://t.co/xIpRgPb84F https://t.co/oPvZvRpA9B

China’s information & policy ecosystem is not entirely a black box. It’s more like a stained glass window that allows some light to get through. Q&A w/ Manoj Kewalramani @thechinaproj #china #india #propaganda #media #communism tks @plastered8 https://t.co/lKzZlCXYi3

Xi Jinping is “an idiot” and “my biggest promoter,” exiled Chinese writer Liào Yìwǔ 廖亦武 tells @iandenisjohnson & audience @AsiaSocietyNY - https://t.co/Z8msnKMJjr via @thechinaproj https://t.co/5QOHo1vIkH

Lloyd Randall, the face of football sportscasting in Africa, anchors for a Chinese satellite TV company. Read our Q&A @thechinaproj — https://t.co/ROuqeRekxL — #China #Africa #sports #soccer #football #AfricanFootball #Belgium https://t.co/Z4Yl5CaPOM

Lloyd Randall moved from war-torn Sierra Leone to Beijing where he graduated with degrees in IT and management. Now he’s the face of one of the biggest sports TV broadcasters in Africa, and it’s a Chinese company. https://t.co/PweZgdPz35 #africa #AfricanFootball #China #sports https://t.co/UuLTpMYDJI

Caught up with the amazing Chinese environmentalist Ma Jun, who I worked alongside, briefly, in what seems another lifetime, in Beijing, in 1998. Read our conversation at The China Project. @thechinaproj https://t.co/ZGmyPg17Pa https://t.co/ITC8KmuEFz

Britain may reject Chinese nuclear investment but UK businesses are still making inroads in China against the odds https://t.co/Uz6QAreSWK

What do giant industrial fans, silver-infused face cream and commodity-price predicting #AI have in common? They’re #British products making a go of it in #China. My latest story https://t.co/Uz6QAreSWK

Fascinating reading about the economic ups and downs that contributed to protests in #China in 1989, thanks to ⁦@IsabellaMWeber⁩ ⁦& ⁦@KaiserKuo⁩ ⁦⁦@SinicaPodcast⁩ ⁦@supchinanews⁩ https://t.co/uYwbOgbLVs