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Under Xi Jinping, China’s media environment has become steadily more restrictive. Journalists face surveillance and intimidation and some foreign media have been expelled from the country. Recorded live at the Asia Society, this episode examines the challenges faced by those reporting on China today, and how journalists inside and outside the country are responding.  


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