China Hails U.S. Repatriation of Corruption Fugitive
on September 18, 2015
The repatriation of Yang Jinjun marked the first time that China has succeeded in getting a wanted corruption suspectback from the U.S.
Teaching ABCs of The Birds And The Bees
on September 18, 2015
Pupils eagerly participate in a class about sex and gender difference at a school in Shanghai.
Japan's 'Profound' New American Military Ties Are All About China: Q&A
on September 18, 2015
Japan's parliament passes the most sweeping changes to Japan's defense policy since World War II.
China Is Hoarding the World's Oil
on September 18, 2015
The New Asian Order
on September 17, 2015
Chinese State Visits Are Always Hard: A Historical Perspective
on September 17, 2015
Visits to Washington always seem to come at uniquely difficult times.
Daring Sailboat Escape by Chinese Dissidents Ends in Rescue, Detention by Taiwan
on September 17, 2015
Beijing Welcomes World’s First Smog-Eating Tower
on September 17, 2015
Beijingers enjoyed a rare breath of fresh air this week. The city’s smog levels fell to their lowest levels in recent years, as authorities scrambled to shut down factories and curb car use so that China’s Second World War victory military parade had a pollution-free backdrop.
But the blue skies will likely dissipate once the celebrations are over and cars go back on the roads, construction work restarts, and factories resume production.
“These Old Men Look So Terrible”—China Watches The U.S. Republican Primary
on September 17, 2015
"Just looking at these faces, I feel Hillary being the next president is already certain."
China Defends Xi Visit to U.N. Forum Despite Activists' Detention
on September 17, 2015
President Xi's attendance at a U.N. women's summit, brushing off concern about its detention of women activists in March.