China’s ‘Long March’ to escape global risks
Beijing is seeking to reduce the threat of diplomatic isolation as it moves to become a major US rival
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Online outrage sparks gender backlash in China
‘Heroes in Harm’s Way’ portrayed Chinese female medical staff as reluctant front line workers
‘Porcupine doctrine’ leaves China feeling prickly
The PLA Navy would encounter a Taiwanese guerrilla campaign at sea or a ‘war of the flea’
Hostage diplomacy makes China the big winner
The ‘two Michaels’ paid the price for Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou’s triumphant return
Cult of Xi Jinping and the Cultural Revolution
It would be wrong to compare Xi’s politically motivated crackdown to Chairman Mao’s Red Guard-led movement
Has the roof caved in on this climate change theory?
Chinese researchers suggest clues to changes in weather conditions can be found in old buildings
Addiction is not a game of numbers for China’s kids
Beijing needs to realize that for many children, it is about the chance to hang out online with friends
Covid-19 big data and China’s Big Brother state
Concerns grow that Beijing will use Covid-19 tracing technology to increase state surveillance
Old alliances and new challenges from China
Historic relations between Australia, New Zealand and the US are even more relevant amid geopolitical risks
Religious revival comes at a price in Communist China
The Party keeps a close watch on any form of worship that might dilute its authority and power