YouTube admitted Tuesday it has deleted comments that contained particular Chinese-language phrases critical of China’s Communist Party (CCP), calling it an “error” that is being investigated -- but ...

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Foreign video bloggers denouncing what they say is negative coverage of China on highly controversial subjects such as Xinjiang are attracting large numbers of subscribers on platforms like YouTube.

One struggles to overstate how much depends on Chinese-American foreign relations. Trade, military dominion, the never-ending tensions between economic and governing philosophies—it’s all pressing, ...

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I believe YouTube is actively promoting pro-Chinese government, anti-American content while suppressing voices critical of China’s communist regime. Why? Because it is happening to me. Winston Sterzel ...

Best VPN for 2025: Our Top 10 Favorite VPN Services How to Access YouTube in China in 2025 Even though rivals like TikTok have been giving it a hard time, YouTube still remains the go-to video ...

Sports fans who tuned in to watch the Beijing Winter Olympics on YouTube are instead being served propaganda videos. An analysis of YouTube search results by WIRED found that people who typed “Beijing ...

On Monday, traffic from China to YouTube began dwindling until it dried up nearly completely today, due to a site-wide block of the popular video sharing site in that country. Google says it has no ...

Darren “IShowSpeed” is all set to kick off his highly-anticipated Asia IRL stream tour, spanning several Chinese cities, Mongolia, and Hong Kong. The YouTube sensation made the announcement during a ...

China appears to be blocking all access to YouTube. Now, why in the world would it do something like that? I’ve got some theories. First, though, the facts: YouTube use from China started dropping off ...