Imprisoned Yang faces legal challenges in China
Beijing has yet to reveal any evidence to support claims that the Chinese-Australian academic was a spy
China
Giraffes, angry red dragons and stock market gloom
US Embassy in Beijing ‘has become the Wailing Wall of Chinese investors’ in a move to beat the censors
China and India battle for leadership of Global South
Yet ‘growing friction has contributed to building distrust and dislike of both nations’
Crazy censorship fails to hide China’s big meltdown
Property crisis fallout has wiped out $6 trillion from the market value of Chinese and Hong Kong stocks
UN rights review shows limits of China’s influence
Global South nations at the United Nations were split about Beijing’s crackdown on civil society
Incredibly shrinking China is an age-old problem
The population is predicted to fall by more than one-half to around 525 million by 2100
Time to listen to the voices of the Global South
BRICS nations would form the leadership core although the presence of China complicates the issue
China goes back to the 1970s amid economic chaos
Deflation, debt and despair stalk the country as Beijing grapples to solve a ‘crisis of confidence’
Why China still aims to crush Taiwan’s democracy
President Xi Jinping and the Communist Party will continue their political and military threats
Did China’s ‘reforms’ eradicate ‘extreme poverty?’
Study reveals it ‘increased dramatically during the market reforms of the 1990s,’ reaching a peak of 68%