Kim Lee is a teacher, writer, and mother of three daughters. She has lived in China for 16 years and is deeply committed to women’s issues. Her high-profile divorce started a public discourse on domestic violence and paved the way for improvements in China’s anti-domestic violence legislation.
Dayan Li is a student at Sarah Lawrence College, class of 2017. He is an intern at the Asia Society’s Center on U.S.-China Relations. He is also a social media contributor to the ChinaFile partner site CNPolitics. He spent all of his life before college in Nanjing, China.
China is headed towards peak coal which means cities reliant on coal mining struggle.
An updated military document for the first time admits that the Chinese government sponsors offensive cyber units.
Step aimed at thawing ties plagued by the legacy of Japan’s wartime aggression and a territorial dispute.
GreatFire.org has been under an unprecedented denial-of-service attack, receiving more than 2 billion requests per hour.
The move not a huge surprise as Yahoo has been retreating since 2013 when it ended email servies in China.
Xinhua described the U.S. as “petulant and cynical” for declining to join the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.
Lobby wants China to stop rules that would force tech vendors to Chinese banks to hand over source code.
The investment case for coal-fired power is looking increasingly unconvincing, but more plants will need to be cancelled if the world is to avoid runaway climate change, a report published on Monday said.
The report which was co-authored by green groups CoalSwarm and the Sierra Club, is the latest salvo being fired against those who finance coal, the fossil fuel blamed most for climate change.
