Political cartoons are having a hard time in China, a far cry from the "Golden Age" of the 1980s. Behind the decline lie weakening print media and a distaste for satire and confrontation deeply ...

The clip received 2.3 million views. A study by the University of the Philippines Los Baños showcased how China has used political cartoons to repair its image and shift the blame on the U.S ...

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A popular periodical featuring essays and nonfiction writing announced that it is suspending operations after 35 years. The announcement followed online chatter that the December cover was an ...

A Chinese state-run news outlet shared a political cartoon on Sunday ... Time will prove that it is a mistake for the US to regard China as its biggest adversary." Medvedev's Sunday post made ...

scrapped a satirical cartoon after a decades-long run following a series of complaints by authorities, the cartoonist said, in what was seen as the latest blow to media freedom in the China-ruled ...

He covers U.S.-China relations, East Asian and Southeast ... Command's Chinese social media accounts, titled Shell. The cartoon depicts President Lai Ching-te as a "parasite poisoning Taiwan ...