Flood images in Tibet alerted the world, but are subject to censorship in ChinaPhoto by Allen Feng on Pexels
Politics

Flood images in Tibet alerted the world, but are subject to censorship in China

Público30 August 2026 at 19:24

The floods in Tibet caused international alarm, but the images of the catastrophe were widely censored within China. A video of the tragedy at the Gyirong border checkpoint was shared throughout the world, except in the Asian country itself.

Chinese authorities implemented strong censorship over the images and videos of the disaster, limiting the information available to Chinese citizens since the day of the catastrophe.

The situation contrasts with the international coverage of the event, which managed to spread the images and information about the tragedy to the rest of the world, highlighting the differences in access to information between China and other countries.

Related articles

Nicolás Maduro reaparece nas redes sociais com fotos tiradas na prisão
Politics

Nicolás Maduro reappears on social media with photos taken in prison

Former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro reappeared on social media with photographs taken inside the prison, in one of which he appears making a double V for victory. The images mark his first public communication since being detained, generating great anticipation about his condition and the circumstances of his imprisonment.

Record30/08/26, 23:00
Politics

"Television and radio are fundamental for electoral campaigns, especially where the internet still struggles to reach"

Commentator Ana Paula Costa analyzes the importance of television and radio in presidential electoral campaigns in Brazil, highlighting that these traditional media continue to be fundamental, especially in regions where internet access is still limited. The article addresses how candidates use these traditional media channels to reach voters in areas with poor digital infrastructure.

CNN Portugal30/08/26, 22:50
Politics

Electoral time on television is fundamental in Brazil: "We are talking about 100 million Brazilians following the candidates' campaigns"

Electoral time on television is considered fundamental in Brazilian presidential elections, with around 100 million Brazilians following the candidates' campaigns through this medium. Antônio Lavareda, a commentator for CNN Portugal, analyzes the strategic importance of this audiovisual space in the race for the Presidential Palace.

CNN Portugal30/08/26, 22:50
Politics

"The US controls the seas" and this "is pushing Eurasian countries towards closer land cooperation"

Filipe Costa analyzes the geopolitical dynamics between the United States and China, arguing that American control of the seas is driving Eurasian countries to strengthen their land cooperation as a way to counterbalance US influence. The article also examines the impact of American sanctions on Iran and how these may influence the conflict in the Middle East, contextualizing the tensions between Washington and Beijing within the broader scope of global geopolitical dispute.

CNN Portugal30/08/26, 22:50