Opinion | China won’t waste its reserves to cushion oil price impact of Iran war
Oil prices are set to rise once more as renewed US attacks on Iran leave the Strait of…
From Xinjiang to Hungary: The Enduring Legacy of Silk
Workers extract silk from boiled cocoons and wind the threads onto a reel Cultural heritage is more than…
The EU’s Forced Labour Regulation Guidelines Are Sweeping. Here’s How To Comply.
The European Commission published long-awaited guidelines last week on its forthcoming Forced Labour Regulation (FLR), putting substantial meat…
Vance and Rubio emerge as early contenders to inherit Trump’s Republican Party
An early glimpse of the battle to succeed US President Donald Trump atop the Republican ticket played out…
China launches new war on deserts with technology tested on far side of the moon
China has launched a new offensive on desertification in western Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, deploying the same technology…
China faces a France-sized demographic loss that threatens coastal growth: analysts
China’s population is projected to fall by about 60 million over the next decade, threatening economic activity in…
Orban on the brink: could Hungary’s election dent China’s influence in Europe?
Major powers are closely watching Hungary’s election next week – a vote seen as a referendum on Europe’s…
Can China massively reduce food imports with super-efficient unmanned rice farms?
China’s drive to grow 90 per cent of its own grain by 2032 just gained a critical weapon:…
Guan Heng: A Fight for Asylum Amid U.S. Immigration Turmoil
Guan Heng, who exposed human rights abuses in China, has been detained in the U.S. since August…
Could flying wind farms be the future of energy generation in China?
A giant airship launched in a densely populated area of southwestern China earlier this month has set social…
Why Xinjiang casts a long shadow over China and Syria’s efforts to build better relations
China pledged to “actively consider” helping Syria with post-war reconstruction when its new foreign minister visited Beijing earlier…
Opinion | In setting China up as an adversary, the EU is tilting at windmills
In the classic Spanish novel Don Quixote, the knight insisted on attacking windmills he had mistaken for giants,…