Personal privacy seems to be fleeting in a world where technology is constantly advancing and it's no accident: Around the globe, authorities are creating new ways to collect information about their citizens, be it in the streets or in supermarkets. Identity verification is a growing business, and.
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02/25/2021 08:41 AM EST
Hi, China Watchers! Please join me in welcoming your guest host for this week, Melissa Chan, a correspondent formerly based in China and now in Germany, from where she reports on transnational issues, often involving China’s influence beyond its borders from Berlin to Quito to the Amazon jungle. Over to you, Melissa.