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Why Beijing’s civilization push faces hard questions at home The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences formally inaugurated the Global Civilization…
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Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping’s planned state visit to North Korea from June 8 to June 9 marks one…
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China’s latest anti-corruption move has struck at a politically sensitive intersection: state-owned industry, automobiles, labour institutions, and defence-linked manufacturing. Xu…
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The Uyghur-Tibetan-Mongolian Freedom Cup football tournament is set to take place later this month in New York City, bringing together…
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In recent years, Chinese social media has become a startling lens into the mechanics of modern nationalism, particularly in the…
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The Uyghur Times, an independent media outlet focused on reporting Uyghur rights, culture, and diaspora issues, has issued a strong…
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