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China's city-oriented flood mitigation policy may turn out to greatly endanger rural citizens' livelihoods and eventually China's food security.

Human rights advocates and governments can take lessons learned from Myanmar to adjust their approach to fighting for the Uyghur community’s human rights in China.

The introduction of the 2019 Extradition Bill and the new National Security Law to Hong Kong not only sparked greater political turmoil, but also added to pre-existing mutual cultural animosity.

The tensions between Chinese authorities and Xinjiang's Uyghurs have led to extreme ethnic policies, which call for further engagement of the international society on the region's human rights.

Influenced by the escalating US-China tensions, the U.K.'s recent ban on Huawei's 5G construction heavily impacts both the company's international business and British consumers.

The rapid development of China's digital payments not only led to a technological revolution domestically, but also swept across Southeast Asia with its expanding global influence.

In response to COVID-19, China's distribution of protective equipment to overseas Chinese students has proven well received. Yet its limited influence calls for further inquiry.

Jack Zhang interviews MIT Professor Yasheng Huang on economic populism, the Trade War, Chinese Americans, and more.

China has led the way in global greening. Its forests are coming back due to the combined efforts of multiple levels of society.