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Reuters is blocked in China. China has been "closing" for 5 years now. According to "china watchers", this is expected to continue. Blame Xi.

• usnigg 9y ago
  I've been a long time reader of reuters. I still use it sometimes. It certainly used to be more neutral and balanced in the past. Now, sadly I find it often publishes articles propagating anti-chinese sentiments. Therefore I am not too surprised by the chinese authority's decision. Incidentally, I can recommend having a look also at xinhua and china daily from time to time. It's quite refreshing to leave the western propaganda bubble and take a glimpse at the world from "the other side". Let a hundred flowers bloom ;-)
• seanmcdirmid 9y ago
  5 years? China has been closing ever since the Olympics ended in...2008. Its been almost a decade now. Theory is they'll start opening up again in the run up to 2022...they can't really hold an Olympics while blocking all the major worldwide internet sites, too much face lost. This definitely isn't just Xi's fault.
  • mtgx 9y ago
    It's almost like having a single political party is a bad thing for a society or something.
    • JPKab 9y ago
      Being limited to only 2 parties is fucking awful. I can't imagine how bad the USA would be if we were suddenly forced to just have one.
      • dilemma 9y ago
        It would be exactly the same.
• gus-8 9y ago
  I see. Reuters hasn't been blocked in US and a pussy graber got elected. Do you have a point?
  • MAGACUCKS 9y ago
    Spotted the salty libtard cuck!