Google's Ethical Challenges in China China is one of the strictest countries when it comes to dealing with foreign multinational companies. Any international company wishing to set up operations in China must comply with the strict laws governing business in the country. More often than not, international companies doing business in China face many obstacles due to the differences in values ​​they uphold. For example, Google. Inc. China is a classic example of a multinational corporation that has struggled to do successful business in China. One of the ethical challenges Google faces in China is the frequent cyberattacks orchestrated by the Chinese government. In the article, Justin and Anna reveal that Google and the company use CSR policies tailor-made for the United States and other Western countries. As an international company operating in a foreign country, Google faces many obstacles regarding the implementation of its CSR activities in China. International companies operating in China must adapt to existing CSR policies promoted by the country. Therefore, Google is struggling to adjust and align its CSR policies with Chinese laws. The company must adjust its policies to comply with Chinese moral and ethical frameworks that guide CSR activities in the country. Google is facing difficulties doing business in China because its CSR policies are not compatible with the Chinese market. The regulatory conditions and socio-cultural norms on which Google's CRS policies are based are unfortunately not applicable in China. As a foreign company unfamiliar with the country's laws, Google faces strict and constant social controls on its CSR activities. This discourages Google's operations in China since the Chinese government is not willing to give in to Google's demands. The company therefore has no other choice but to adapt to Chinese policies (Tan & Tan,