Chinese propaganda

The film “1921” seeks to challenge the perception of the Chinese Communist Party as dominated by old men.

The party has seized upon the anniversary to bolster its appeal through a blend of narratives that incorporate past glories, present successes, and future greatness.

100 years of the party’s existence, 72 years of its rule – and about 40 years actually worth celebrating.

Troop deployments, censorship, and exhaustive promotion point to a deep uncertainty about the party’s future.

One of the key factors in the CCP's survival is its insistence on perpetuating its own truth.

How China localizes its propaganda via disinformation outlets in the Czech Republic.

The Global Times' narrative on the events of January 6 and beyond conveniently avoids any need for Chinese introspection.

Insights from Elisabeth Köll.

Elections have consequences, and so do electoral uncertainties.

Beijing’s propaganda use of the anti-racism movement risks backfiring.

The CCP is hoping to turn disaster into a PR victory.