communism

Women pray in front of paramilitary policemen at Yonghegong Lama Temple on the first day of the Lunar New Year of the Rooster in Beijing, China.
Books
Religion is alive and kicking in officially atheist China
"In Terror in Little Saigon," Frontline and ProPublica investigate the unsolved murders of a series of Vietnamese-American journalists across the US, including Nguyen Dam Phong of Houston.
Conflict
‘Terror in Little Saigon’ — an old war comes to a new country
Customers don’t mind the long lines, according to writer and filmmaker Jason Motlagh. The line is part of the experience.
Business
For Cubans, this ice cream store is about much more than just the cold, creamy scoops
Chinese President Xi Jinping (R) shakes hands with one of American history’s greatest statesman, Henry Kissinger, at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on March 17, 2015.
Global Politics
Mao had a little red book. Xi Jinping has a little red app.
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Economics
Cuban Americans know to shop at this sassy-named store if they want to send goods back home
The US Coast Guard intercepted a vessel carrying Cuban migrants en route to Florida this summer. New York Times reporter Frances Robles recently reported a story that highlights a slow but steady increase in the number of Cubans trying to enter the US.
Justice
Long, dangerous journeys aren’t stopping Cubans from trying to come to the US
A cover illustration for the Communist-era board game Burokratopoly, which is being re-launched by Berlin's DDR Museum.
Culture
To understand life in East Germany, all you need is this board game
Bian Zhongyun's children mourn the death of their mother, as seen in the documentary "Though I am Gone." Bian was a school principal who beaten to death 1968 by a crowd.
Global Politics
How to apologize for the Cultural Revolution without blaming the Communist Party
Bian Zhongyun's children mourn the death of their mother, as seen in the documentary "Though I am Gone." Bian was a school principal who beaten to death 1968 by a crowd.
Global Politics
How to apologize for the Cultural Revolution without blaming the Communist Party
Former actress and diplomat Shirley Temple Black reacts to being introduced as she sits with Rod Steiger and Marisa Tomei during the 70th annual Academy Awards March 23. Seventy former Oscar winners gathered on stage during the show. Temple Black won her
Arts, Culture & Media
Shirley Temple Black’s life as a diplomat took her from velvet dresses to the Velvet Revolution
At a Beijing theme restaurant called 'Red Classic', you can re-live the Cultural Revolution every week.
Arts, Culture & Media
How do you say you’re sorry for taking part in China’s ‘Cultural Revolution’?
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden chats with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang in Beijing on December 5, 2013. Biden raised the issue of press freedom with China.
Global Politics
Is Beijing about to pull the plug on two major American news operations in China?
Global Politics
Can you name the five remaining communist countries in the world?
Conflict & Justice
Bo Xilai Trial Making Waves on Chinese Social Media
Arts, Culture & Media
New documentary looks at development of skateboarding culture in East Germany
China’s army newspaper warns troops to ignore rumors as controversy swirls before power transfer
China issues new regulation requiring lawyers to swear allegiance to Communist Party
Global Politics
Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping kicks off U.S tour
Development & Education
Cuba cuts a half million jobs
Arts, Culture & Media
Sergei Tretyakov on ‘Bob Edwards Weekend’
1979: The Birth of the Modern Age
Conflict & Justice
Cuban Dissident Blogger Yoani Sanchez Begins World Tour
Arts, Culture & Media
Keeping Up with the KGB Jennings: A New TV Spy Thriller, ‘The Americans’
Conflict & Justice
Killing of Kurds in Paris ‘an Assassination’
Global Politics
China’s Evolving Propaganda: From a Benevolent Mao Zedong to Today’s Slick Machine
Conflict & Justice
Cuba Proposes Exchange Deal for Imprisoned American, Alan Gross
History Doesn’t Repeat, But It Rhymes in China
Arts, Culture & Media
Cuba to Lift Travel Restrictions on its People
China Newspaper Warns Troops Against Rumors of a Foiled Coup
Conflict & Justice
China Lawyers Must Pledge Loyality to Communist Party
Tipping the Scales: New Chinese Directive Requires Lawyers to Pledge Loyalty to the Communist Party
The World in Words
Podcast: Ben Lewis’ History of Communism Told Through Jokes
Fascist, Marxist, Socialist: The Misuse of Political Terms
Arts, Culture & Media
Preserving the Cold War in Sunny California
Arts, Culture & Media
The Fall of Communism in Bulgaria
Global Politics
The End of the USSR
Arts, Culture & Media
Only Stalin Daughter Dies
Arts, Culture & Media
The History of Rock ‘n’ Roll in China
Arts, Culture & Media
Hometown of A Capella Group ‘amarcord’
Arts, Culture & Media
How Rock and Roll Brought the Soviet Union Down
Arts, Culture & Media
Getting past the Bay of Pigs
Arts, Culture & Media
‘My Perestroika’ — The last Soviet children
The Living on Earth Almanac
The Living on Earth Almanac
Cuba: The “Special Period”
Cuba: The “Special Period”
Global Politics
Cuba accuses US of destabilizing the country, with the internet
Arts, Culture & Media
Ambassadors of Freedom: Do Cuban-Americans want the job?
Global Politics
Viva la family visit: Obama lifts some restrictions on Cuba travel
Global Politics
Can we really patch things up with Cuba?
Global Politics
The anatomy of the FARC
Conflict & Justice
Cold War beginnings: the Berlin Blockade in audio
Global Politics
Colombia rebels
Global Politics
Colombian FARC leader killed
Global Politics
The Cuban dissidents
Global Politics
Win in China
Global Politics
Created In China: Part 4
Conflict & Justice
Stalin’s grandson sues newspaper
Conflict & Justice
Geo Quiz and Geo answer
Lifestyle & Belief
Moscow’s Jewish choir