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Hundreds were expected to march for gender equality ahead of International Women’s Day, but organizers called off the event just hours before it was due to begin → Read More
Paper Excellence describes itself as a ‘global leader in sustainable pulp and paper’ and touts its products environmental credentials compared with plastic alternatives → Read More
Times Wang, a D.C.-based lawyer who filed the lawsuit on behalf of Qiao Jie, said the incident was indicative of the ‘impunity’ with which Chinese officials increasingly act overseas → Read More
Foreign Minister Qin Gang’s comments come a day after a speech by President Xi Jinping accused the U.S. and its allies of suppressing China → Read More
During the G20 meeting this week in New Delhi, Qin Gang urged Canada to do more to ‘prevent rumours and hype from disturbing bilateral ties’ → Read More
National People’s Congress expected to rubber stamp an ‘intensive’ government restructuring plan, including of the financial and technology sectors → Read More
Officials hope to attract foreign tourists, businesses and talent back to the city after economy shrank by 3.5 per cent last year and 120,000 residents moved overseas → Read More
China released a proposal to end the year-long conflict hours after abstaining from a United Nations vote calling on Russia to leave Ukraine → Read More
Southeast Asia is an increasingly attractive market for Canadian businesses because of the region’s rapidly growing wealth, but also a growing desire to diversify away from China → Read More
As the anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine approaches, China continues to support Russia economically and diplomatically, and has even — according to Washington — considered covert military aid → Read More
Donkeys are crucial for transportation in Africa, but China’s insatiable demand is stripping villages of their donkeys, jeopardizing their economic survival → Read More
Panel of United Nations experts warns that a million children form Tibet have been placed in Chinese schools designed to strip them of their language and culture → Read More
Hong Kong’s largest-ever national security trial is just one of several launched since China imposed the law in 2020 and could see some former lawmakers jailed for life → Read More
A Pentagon official dismissed Chinese claims about weather monitoring as ‘false’ and said U.S. is ‘confident’ balloon was sent to monitor military sites → Read More
Blinken’s visit comes as the U.S. expanded its military footprint in Asia through a new agreement with the Philippines this week, and accused China of flying a spy balloon over Montana → Read More
As the sense of whiplash – and resulting infections – begins to fade, the question is whether the country can get its economy sorted out → Read More
Starting February 1, anyone found in possession of CBD gummies or oil could be jailed for up to seven years, and get a maximum fine of HK$1-million → Read More
Opium production has increased 33 per cent since the February, 2021, military takeover, says UNODC Report → Read More
Tibetan exiles in India, hungry for news from their homeland, encounter a wall of silence they say is even worse than Xinjiang’s – and fear for the safety of those who try to cross it → Read More
China recorded 6.77 births per 1,000 people in 2022, the lowest rate since records began in 1949, and a 10-per-cent drop from 2021 → Read More