China’s risky bet on Pakistan

In light of October’s border skirmishes, Beijing has once more stepped in to urge restraint, backing international efforts to broker a ceasefire.
By Newsday Feb. 1, 2026

Why China’s births hit historic low, population shrinks again

How Beijing manages this transition will shape its economic resilience, social cohesion, and global standing in the years to come.
By Newsday Jan. 28, 2026

China’s ‘White Paper’ Protests: 3 Years Later

It is essential to reverse the tide of international apathy toward Beijing’s human rights violations.
By Newsday Dec. 1, 2025

Prime minister Takaichi and the fight against the east Turkestan genocide: A uyghur view

Today, as Beijing’s repression deepens, the world looks to Tokyo for principled leadership once again.
By Newsday Oct. 25, 2025

Beijing could build research lab at Scarborough Shoal, top South China Sea expert says

He also called for further measures like boarding inspections, penalties for illegal fishing and barring rival claimants from the area.
By South China Morning Post Sep. 26, 2025

China’s mediation is about leverage, not peace

The recent Thailand–Cambodia border conflict, the worst in over a decade, reignited long-standing territorial tensions.
By The Irrawaddy Aug. 25, 2025

Police probe Shurugwi Chinese mine armed robbery

Chinese online media Global Times, quoting Beijing News, reported that the victim, a Chinese national, was shot in the abdomen.
By Silas Nkala Aug. 2, 2025

A long way out of the woods for women

This is a cause for reflection two days after the world celebrated International Women’s Day on Saturday. 
By Newsday News Mar. 10, 2025

2025: A pivotal year for gender equality

We are witnessing a rollback on hard-won rights, with growing misogyny, gender-based disinformation, and online violence threatening the safety and rights of women and girls.
By Pete Vowles Mar. 8, 2025