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4 September 2026

How the Chinese Government Has Controlled the Narrative on the Tibet Floods

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How the Chinese Government Has Controlled the Narrative on the Tibet Floods

Chinese state media’s handling of the Tibet floods is following its usual pattern of restricted coverage, censorship, and emphasizing positive news.

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