US and China’s Historic Joint-Commitment on Climate Change
“China and the United States made common cause on Wednesday against the threat of climate change, staking out an ambitious joint plan to curb carbon emissions as a way to spur nations […]
Religion in Contemporary China: Resurgence and Challenge
Dr. Xinping Zhuo, a professor and the director of Institute of World Religions, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, brought a summarizing closure to the full-day conference Religion in China [...]
Just How Bad is China’s Air Pollution?
In December 1952 London experienced a smog event that killed 4,000 people over 4 days, and arguably another 8,000 in the months that followed. In Early January 2014, Beijing experienced […]
#CFDebate: A Final Gaze into the Battlefield
Will Chinese Economy Collapse in Five Years? Almost two weeks have passed since the China Focus Debate came to an end. The curtain fell and the results are in: […]
Cordial yet Cold: Explaining China’s Aversion to International Sanction Regimes
Several important sanction regimes have been conceptualized and implemented in the last few decades. While the targets, reasons, and goals of imposing sanctions have differed, the initiators [...]
