China Bends Vow, Using Prisoners’ Organs for Transplants
on November 17, 2015
A senior Chinese health official said last year that China would stop using prisoners’ organs for transplants as of Jan. 1, 2015.
Hong Kong-China: A Growing Football Rivalry or Just Politics?
on November 17, 2015
China in Mind, Obama Pledges Military Aid to Allies in Southeast Asia
on November 17, 2015
“My visit here underscores our shared commitment to the security of the waters of this region and to the freedom of navigation.”
A Journalist’s View on Reporting the China-Africa Story
A China in Africa Podcast
on November 17, 2015
The U.S.-based online news site Quartz is among a growing number of international media companies that is investing resources to better cover Africa. The company launched Quartz Africa in June 2015 with the opening of a new bureau in Nairobi and the deployment of a small team of journalists.
China’s New NGO Law and Calculating China Business Risks
on November 17, 2015
China Is Becoming a Supercomputing Powerhouse
on November 16, 2015
China is experiencing a supercomputing boom.
The Young Foreigners Embedded in Chinese Local Government
on November 16, 2015
Communist China has a long history of recruiting foreign experts to advise state-owned companies and teach at universities.
One country, two cisterns as Hong Kong, China fans get separate toilets
on November 16, 2015
Hong Kong and China fans will be kept completely separate at their crunch World Cup qualifier Tuesday, using different entrances and even different toilets.
China's Napoleon Complex
on November 16, 2015
With Deng’s political reforms in the 1980s and 1990s came increased discrimination based on appearance.
‘Exiled’ Chinese Journalist Leaks Huge List of Censored Terms
on November 16, 2015
A Chinese journalist who is now living in exile in India has handed a large list of what he says are sensitive terms censored in China to Radio Free Asia, a US-backed broadcaster.