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Xinjiang province
Why is China Banning Baby Names and Beards in Xinjiang?
By Peter Irwin
Crucial to understanding China’s recent moves in the region is a piece of legislation that quietly took effect on April 1.
The Complex Impact of Urbanization in Xinjiang
By Wade Shepard
There’s a logic to China’s urbanization scheme, but its social and cultural impacts are complex.
China's 'Protracted War' in Xinjiang
By Shannon Tiezzi
One of China's top leaders preaches stability and ethnic unity in Xinjiang, even as news of more violence emerges.
Al-Qaeda Declares War on China, Too
By Zachary Keck
Al-Qaeda has joined the Islamic State in calling for jihad against China for its Uyghur policies.
China Is Losing War on Terror
By Zachary Keck
All evidence suggests that China is losing its new war on Uyghur terrorism.
Why China's Terrorists are Targeting Train Stations
By Zachary Keck
The decision by Uighur separatists to target Chinese rail stations is both symbolic and strategic
Explosion Rocks Train Station in Xinjiang's Capital
By Shannon Tiezzi
An explosion at Xinjiang's biggest train station Wednesday night killed three and injured 79.
Xinjiang Party Secretary Talks Terrorism After Kunming Attack
By Shannon Tiezzi
Plus a round-up of other NPC speeches and remarks. Friday China links.
Is the Kunming Knife Attack China’s 9-11?
By Shannon Tiezzi
The deadly attack in Kunming may forever change the way China thinks about and deals with terrorism.
China, Uyghur Activists Dispute Nature of Latest Xinjiang Violence
By Shannon Tiezzi
As more violence erupts in Xinjiang, Beijing and Uyghur activists fight to control the narrative.
China’s “New Kind of Terrorism” is Winning Hearts and Minds
Many Chinese are sympathizing with last weekend’s Beijing airport bomber. It’s not the first time.
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