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In China, the media doesn't hold the powerful accountable. It ensures those in power hold on to it
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For a large, supposedly all-powerful authoritarian state, a tabloid newspaper with a daily circulation of just 100,000 copies most likely wouldn't pose any serious challenge to its rule. But for China's ruling Communist Party, even that is seen as too much of a threat.More Related News

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