China Jails Scientist Who Gene-Edited Babies
A Chinese court on Monday sentenced the scientist who claimed to be behind the world's first gene-edited babies to three ...
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EU Okays Mega State Aid to Develop Electric Battery Giants
The E.U. approved billions of euros in subsidies as Europe seeks to make up lost ground in the highly strategic ...
Protests in Hong Kong: Media’s Portrayal Versus Firsthand Experience
With media reporting violent confrontation and flaring tension in Hong Kong, visiting the region seemed daunting and unsafe. However, living ...
China Slaps Sanctions on US Over Hong Kong Unrest
Sanctions will apply to NGOs that had acted "badly" over the recent unrest in Hong Kong, including the National Endowment ...
Destroying Mosques: China’s Umpteenth Attempt to Wipe Out Uyghur Identity
The Chinese government is bulldozing mosques across East Turkestan. The destruction of these places of worship is not only tearing ...
China Defends Xinjiang Crackdown After Massive Document Leak
Over 400 pages of internal papers obtained by the New York Times showed that President Xi Jinping ordered officials to ...
China Accused of ‘Falsifying’ Organ Donation Data
China is engaged in the "systemic falsification" of organ donation data, researchers suggested, casting doubt on claims it ended forced-harvesting ...
EU Membership is the Only Option for the Western Balkans
Ideas are circulating that suggest replacing EU membership prospects for the Western Balkans with vague alternative processes. Such proposals fall ...
Iraq May Be Central to China’s Economic Aspirations in Middle East
Beijing’s economic expansion in the Middle East may force Baghdad to look for a new balance in its relations with ...
India Will Not Join China-Backed Trade Deal in Blow to Sprawling Pact
India said Monday it would not join a sprawling Asian trade pact, dealing a blow to the China-backed deal at ...
Hong Kong Bars Democracy Activist Joshua Wong from Local Election
Wong, one of the most prominent figures in the otherwise leaderless movement, accused the government of "political screening" after an ...
Illegal Chinese Migration to Europe ‘Commonplace’ Despite Risks
Chinese people expressed shock at the news that the victims found in a refrigerated container near London on Wednesday could ...
Why Aren’t China and Russia Cooperating in the Western Balkans?
China and Russia seem to have mutual interests in the Western Balkans but there is hardly any evidence of cooperation ...
Taiwan Warns Chinese Could Be Barred Entry Over Anti-HK Violence
Mainland Chinese who attacked Hong Kongers or damaged "Lennon Walls" could be barred from the island following a recent spate ...
Hong Kong Defies China Anniversary With ‘Day of Grief’ Rallies and Clashes
Among the demands made by protesters is an inquiry into the police, an amnesty for the more than 1,500 people ...
Iraq to Join China’s Belt and Road Project
Beijing is Baghdad's biggest trade partner, while Iraq is China's second biggest oil supplier.
EU and US Must Counter Russia and China’s Presence in the Balkans
Chinese and Russian activities in the Balkans could threaten peace, hinder democratization, and challenge the region’s Western orientation. The EU ...
Closing Camps Does not Solve the Problem in Xinjiang – or the World
China's atrocities in Xinjiang must be condemned, but not as a singular crime of a demonic other. Rather, they are ...
Are Hong Kong’s Protests an Internal Chinese Affair?
Government officials in Beijing have called Hong Kong protestors 'terrorists.' Marginalizing or dehumanizing a population by labeling them terrorists and claiming ...
Defending Promised Rights: Can Protests in Hong Kong End Peacefully?
If China resorts to military suppression of the Hong Kong protests, it would mean that China chooses to cut off ...
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