China Makes Developers Pay Compensation for their Ecological Impacts – Here’s...
By Shuo Gao, Eleanor Jane Milner-Gulland, Joseph William Bull, and Sophus zu Ermgassen
In 2017, the Chinese environmental NGO, Friends of Nature, sued the developer...
China’s Belt and Road Initiative Turns 10: Xi Announces 8 New...
By Lauren Johnston
China’s Belt and Road Initiative, which now includes 44 African countries, got under way 10 years ago. President Xi Jinping launched it in...
What Do People in the Pacific Really Think of China? It’s...
By Denghua Zhang and Bernard Yegiora
China has been steadily increasing its footprint in the Pacific in recent years as it attempts to deepen its...
China: Why There Has Been a Sudden ‘Surge’ of Antisemitism in...
By Mary Jane Ainslie
During the conflict between Hamas and Israel in Gaza, many nations have tried to maintain a neutral stance by not explicitly...
AIs Could Soon Run Businesses – It’s an Opportunity to Ensure...
By Daniel Gervais and John Nay
Only “persons” can engage with the legal system – for example, by signing contracts or filing lawsuits. There are two...
Hamas and Hezbollah: How They Are Different and Why They Might...
By Julie M Norman
As Israel prepares for a massive military operation against Hamas in Gaza, risks of an escalating regional conflict loom large. The most critical...
Quantum Computing: The Second Quantum Revolution Transformation Of How Business Is...
By Rosario (Roy) Girasa and Emilio Collar
In the field of physics, we have experienced the quantum revolution in the early 1900s, while in the...
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Hamas and Hezbollah: How They Are Different and Why They Might...
By Julie M Norman
As Israel prepares for a massive military operation against Hamas in Gaza, risks of an escalating regional conflict loom large. The most critical...
An Expanded BRICS Could Reset World Politics but Picking New Members...
By Bhaso Ndzendze and Siphamandla Zondi
Eager to escape perceived western domination, several countries – mostly in the global south – are looking to join the Brics bloc. The five-country...
When Marx Met Confucius: Xi Jinping’s Attempt to Influence China’s Intellectual...
By Tao Zhang
A new film series produced in China, When Marx met Confucius, was viewed more than 8 million times in the first two weeks...
China Makes Developers Pay Compensation for their Ecological Impacts – Here’s...
By Shuo Gao, Eleanor Jane Milner-Gulland, Joseph William Bull, and Sophus zu Ermgassen
In 2017, the Chinese environmental NGO, Friends of Nature, sued the developer...
Claudia Goldin’s Nobel Prize Win Is a Victory for Women in...
By Veronika Dolar
Economic history has long been chronicled through a male lens, emphasizing the contributions of men and their viewpoints. For proof, just look...
Why Are Some Chinese Women Still Looking to the West for...
By Dr. Monica Liu
Robert, an American truck driver in his 50s, lived in a trailer park in the Deep South. After divorcing his wife,...
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