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Deputy editor @ForeignPolicy. Wrote Bloody White Baron, The Death of Mao, and upcoming Heaven's Empires. Married to @larsonchristina. DC, ex-Beijing. He/him.
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Why Is AI So Popular in China?

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United States China James Palmer Welcome to Foreign Policy’s China Brief. The highlights this week: The United States blames China for local data center opposition, details emerge about a California killing involving three Chinese immigrants, and Beijing issues new rules on exit bans and offshore trusts. Welcome to Foreign Policy’s China Brief.
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China Launches New Crackdown on Organized Crime

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5 hours ago Mafia: The Old Country's upcoming Man of Honor expansion will add more depth to the game's fairly empty-feeling open world. That should bring the story-driven adventure's Free Ride more in line with the open worlds found in contemporaries like Grand Theft Auto 5 or Red Dead Redemption 2. While Mafia: …
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China Launches New Crackdown on Organized Crime

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Corruption China James Palmer Welcome to Foreign Policy’s China Brief. The highlights this week: Beijing launches a new crackdown on organized crime; a slate of racist, AI-generated videos floods the Chinese internet; and China plans to conduct an asteroid defense test. Welcome to Foreign Policy’s China Brief.
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