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In February 2026, a notice on the People’s Liberation Army’s procurement platform revealed that Shanxi 100 Trust Information Technology, a 266-person IT firm headquartered in China’s coal belt, had been banned from military procurement for one year f... [1]
Janusz Bugajski is a Senior Fellow at the Jamestown Foundation in Washington. His recent book is "Failed State: A Guide to Russia's Rupture." His new book, to be published in the autumn, is titled "Pivotal Poland: Europe's Rising Power." OpinionKazak... [2]
Willy Lam is an adjunct professor of history at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and a senior fellow at the Jamestown Foundation think tank in Washington. [3]
The two-week absence of Chinese President Xi Jinping from public view has sparked speculation, including concerns about a possible power struggle, social unrest, and his health. [4]
BANGKOK -- A Singapore-based startup is working with people in Papua New Guinea to help them preserve and profit from the country's unique biodiversity. [5]
Lobby of intellectuals calls for more freedom. Tripping up Xi Jinping's rivals As the next Party Congress approaches, conflicts between the Xi line and that of the liberals, the Youth League, the Shanghai Gang, are apparent in mainstream media. [6]
Beijing trata de sobrepasar a Moscú en el Océano Ártico China explora la “Vía marítima central” al norte de Rusia y próxima al Polo. [7]
Trade war shakes Xi Jinping's authority a bit Intellectuals and economists accuse the government of not having the means to react to the trade war with the United States. [8]
In February 2026, a notice on the People’s Liberation Army’s procurement platform revealed that Shanxi 100 Trust Information Technology, a 266-person IT firm headquartered in China’s coal belt, had been banned from military procurement for one year f
Janusz Bugajski is a Senior Fellow at the Jamestown Foundation in Washington. His recent book is "Failed State: A Guide to Russia's Rupture." His new book, to be published in the autumn, is titled "Pivotal Poland: Europe's Rising Power." OpinionKazak
Willy Lam is an adjunct professor of history at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and a senior fellow at the Jamestown Foundation think tank in Washington.
The two-week absence of Chinese President Xi Jinping from public view has sparked speculation, including concerns about a possible power struggle, social unrest, and his health.
BANGKOK -- A Singapore-based startup is working with people in Papua New Guinea to help them preserve and profit from the country's unique biodiversity.
Lobby of intellectuals calls for more freedom. Tripping up Xi Jinping's rivals As the next Party Congress approaches, conflicts between the Xi line and that of the liberals, the Youth League, the Shanghai Gang, are apparent in mainstream media.
Beijing trata de sobrepasar a Moscú en el Océano Ártico China explora la “Vía marítima central” al norte de Rusia y próxima al Polo.
Trade war shakes Xi Jinping's authority a bit Intellectuals and economists accuse the government of not having the means to react to the trade war with the United States.
Xi Jinping raises the Zhejiang clique, fights the Communist Youth League The great expert of Chinese politics looks at the ongoing power struggles within the leading group between Xi Jinping’s clique and those of Hu Jintao’s League and Jiang Zemin’s
A bird’s-eye view of Tseminyu, where ‘Forest Futures,’ a project by the Kenono Foundation, is underway and aims to promote community-led conservation and sustainable livelihoods.