Tiananmen Square

World's Only Museum Dedicated to the 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre Closes

By Amanda Calvo

Hong Kong Vigil Remembers the Tiananmen Massacre

By Casey Quackenbush / Hong Kong

China Set to Free Last Remaining Tiananmen Protester

By Charlie Campbell / Beijing

The World's Only Tiananmen Massacre Museum Is Closing

By Nash Jenkins / Hong Kong
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Mark Zuckerberg Jogs Through Beijing Smog to Much Concern

He was also able to post it on Facebook, which is blocked in China, prompting a flood of ironic comments

By Nash Jenkins

Tiananmen Protester: Donald Trump Sounds Like a Communist

In July 1989, a month after the Tiananmen massacre in Beijing, I was thrown into prison because of my leadership of the Chinese student movement. Since then, I have committed myself to a long-term struggle...

By Wang Dan

Famous Tiananmen Square Photographs Cause Controversy After Corbis Sale

"These photographs will not disappear"

By Olivier Laurent

Taylor Swift Has a Tiananmen Square Problem

Her initials, and the album's title, evoke the massacre

By Benjamin Snyder/Fortune

Remembering China's Other 'Tiananmen Protests'

In 1989, pro-democracy protests took place not just in Beijing but in cities across China, and they too were savagely suppressed

By Kevin McSpadden

China’s New Identity Crisis

Hong Kong is not Beijing, and 2014 is not 1989

By Zheng Wang

China's Silent War on Terror

A virtual media blackout makes it hard to know what's happening as China tackles unrest among its Uighur Muslim minorities

By Emily Rauhala

3 Students Tell What They Saw at Tiananmen

Jonathan Chan, Kenneth Lam and Liane Lee were eyewitnesses to the bloody events of June 4, 1989. Now a quarter-century later, the former Hong Kong activists and student supporters of the Tiananmen protests share their painful memories

By Adam McCauley / Hong Kong

The Invisible, but Not Forgotten Anniversary of Tiananmen Square

As the 25th anniversary of the crackdown approaches, the Chinese Communist Party is pressuring its citizens to forget that heady push for democracy — but some are boldly struggling to keep the memory alive

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing

China's Ongoing Tiananmen Crackdown

Chinese journalist Gao Yu, 70, has been placed under "criminal detention" since April 24 for allegedly leaking state secrets, ahead of the 25th anniversary of the June 4, 1989 massacre at Beijing's Tiananmen Square

By Charlie Campbell

China's Impossible Balancing Act

To understand the country today, look to the unusual choices the regime made following the 1989 demonstrations, when the country pivoted to opposite extremes in economics and politics.

By Zheng Wang

Tank Man Revisited: More Details Emerge About the Iconic Image

The story behind the iconic Tiananmen Square Tank Man photo didn't end after the click of the shutter—the film had to be smuggled past Chinese soldiers in the underwear of an American college student named Kirk.

By Patrick Witty
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