Published on, Sept. 22 -- September 22, 2025 4:29 PM

China's top internet regulator announced on Monday a sweeping two-month campaign to curb harmful online content, pledging to combat "malicious incitement of conflict" and "negative outlooks on life such as world-weariness." This move underscores Beijing's firm control over its digital landscape and its determination to regulate discussions that could fuel division or unrest. Authorities did not specify the campaign's start date but signaled a tough stance on violators.

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The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) warned that penalties would target platforms accused of neglecting their content moderation duties. Re...