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A recent report has drawn global attention to the situation of Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang during the holy month of…
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On 5 March 2026, Beijing’s Great Hall of the People hosted the fourth session of China’s 14th National People’s Congress…
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Chinese Pulse Magazine Feb 2026
Hello Folks, Our February edition is here, filled with stories, ideas, and moments that capture the mood of this special…
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While Beijing hails its ties with Africa as a “win-win,” South Africa’s story tells a different tale. The nation pumps…
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In early February 2026, the world of open-source software was shaken when Don Ho, creator of Notepad++, revealed a chilling…
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Following Chinese Premier Li Qiang’s congratulations to Prime Minister Tarique Rahman after Bangladesh’s February 2026 election, China–Bangladesh ties have entered…
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