Unexpectedly forthright pledge will boost UN efforts to galvanise action on climate crisis

Western governments have levied false allegations of genocide and slavery in Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. A closer look makes clear that the politicization of China’s anti-terrorism policies in Xinjiang is another front of the U.S.-led hybrid war on…

From the days of Mao Zedong until the late 1970s, rural cooperatives were where peasants could get daily goods and farming supplies, and President Xi Jinping sees co-ops as a way to connect Communist Party with rural masses.

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#China held a flag-raising ceremony to mark the 71st anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China at Tian'anmen Square in Beijing on Thursday. #NationalDay

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In this video I speak about the foundation of the Chinese Communist Party of China inspired by Kenneth J. Hammond's "From Yao to Mao" lecture.

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Beijing, Moscow and governments of two dozen other countries say US duties make it harder for other nations to deal with coronavirus pandemic.

Chinese novelist Qin Ling offers a vivid depiction of how Xi Jinping's poverty alleviation scheme has transformed the village of Yuangudui, Gansu province—long known as one of the poorest places in China.

Poverty alleviation in Liangshan hinges largely on schooling measures and the belief education is key to stopping poverty passing to the next generation.

During the 1960s, China was effectively excluded from the two major camps: the Soviet camp and the U.S. camp. For about a decade, China was obliged to seek development within its own borders and…

For this episode, we're interviewing Fan Wennan, the Chinese artist behind the "people's punk" artworks that have circulated on the internet in the past few weeks. We're talking about the meaning of his art, how it relates to China's new developments, how…

I think Xi Jinping should watch “Hamilton.” That would be a good starting point to help him figure out how his China lost nearly every friend it had in Washington. 1/6

Things in China are more progressive than outsiders would like to believe.