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China’s Arctic Expansion Unveils Troubling ‘Polar Silk Road’: 5 Things to Know

As Beijing seeks to expand its influence in the strategic and environmentally fragile region of the Arctic, concerns are mounting over the potential consequences for global governance, ecological preservation, and the rights of indigenous communities. While China's participation in the Arctic’s affairs is often framed as “international cooperation,” experts are

Bank of Japan Will Continue Raising Interest Rates if Spending, Wages Increase: Board Member

Airbnb Asks NYC to Reconsider Short-term Renting Rules

NY NOW: The Ultimate Hub for Home, Lifestyle, and Gift Innovations

Jake Sullivan Meets With Xi in Rare Meeting as Washington Navigates Sino-US Tensions

In the most recent diplomatic development between Washington and Beijing, U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan embarked on a rare visit to China this week to engage in “crucial discussions”

Musk’s SpaceX Testing Breakthrough Tech in High-stakes Private Spacewalk Trial

SpaceX will attempt the first ever private spacewalk next week, which will be a test of trailblazing equipment, including slim spacesuits and a cabin with no airlock. That will be

China and Vietnam Sign 14 Strategic Deals After Xi Jinping Meets With To Lam in Beijing

New China-Funded Canal to Reshape Cambodia Despite Environmental Concerns

Starbucks Struggles in China as Middle Class Spends Less

Scientists drew inspiration from coffee and gummy candy to develop a novel delivery mechanism for carbon monoxide in gut disease treatment.

Gold’s Run to Record High Could Slow Demand

Revamped Dairy, Deli, and Bakery Expo Draws Thousands to Houston

US Home Insurers Plagued By Surging Claims, Rising Costs in High-Risk Regions

Chinese state media and social networking platforms called for boycotts of major Western brands, including Nike, after statements made by the companies in the past about Xinjiang cotton resurfaced online.

Slowdown in Earnings, Nike Chief Executive Assures Beijing His Firm Is ‘A Brand of China’

Nike recently held a conference call with Wall Street analysts about the company’s fourth-quarter earnings...

China is spending millions to publish pro-communist content through U.S. media outlets. In the image, a newspaper consumer reads a copy of China's Africa edition of its daily newspaper in front of a news stand in the Kenyan capital on December 14, 2012.

US Media Accepting Millions to Publish China’s Propaganda, Justice Department Warns

Multiple American agencies have accepted millions of dollars from China Daily, a Chinese state-run news...

China’s economic growth is being threatened by a new “lying flat” movement among young citizens. Shoppers wait in line outside a Chanel store at a mall on April 18, 2021 in Beijing, China.

Growing ‘Lying Flat’ Movement Threatens to Derail China’s Ambitions

A growing sentiment in mainland China known as “lying flat” is threatening Beijing’s political and economic...

China is seeking closer ties with U.S. state governments in a bid to circumvent the federal government.

China Pursues Subnational State Deals to Circumvent the US Federal Government

Chinese state-run Global Times recently published an article that hailed American state governments and...

Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel shakes hands with Alibaba Group’s Jack Ma at the 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The Belgium government’s handing over of the Liege airport to become a distribution center for the Chinese Communist Party-linked company is a major national security problem, says the country’s Justice Minister.

Belgium Alibaba Airport Hub a Weak Link in Homeland Security Because of Communist Party Connection

Chinese spies may have free access to critical information in Belgium after the government allowed foreign...

A general view shows the front entrance of the Schwarzman college at the Tsinghua university in Beijing on September 10, 2016. The Chinese Communist Party’s intellectual property theft and asymmetric foreign policy has led to vexing losses for the free world.

Communist China’s Plagiarism and Asymmetric Foreign Policy

At a recent lecture at Tsinghua University in Beijing, marketing expert and visiting professor, Zang...

Chinese citizens have savings at a much higher rate than around the world. The photo is a stock image of Shanghai, China, on a clear day.

Will Chinese Citizens Be Coaxed Into Capital Markets?

On December 22, 2020, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) held a meeting and discussed...

Bezos Steps Down as CEO of Amazon, Will Focus on Space Exploration, Washington Post, Charities

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos announced he is transitioning away from CEO and to Executive Chair of the Amazon...

Silver Markets Gap Up 7 Percent, Bullion Dealers Report Weekend Inventory Shortage Amid Retail Hype

A number of precious metal bullion dealers have reported inventory shortages and closed order taking...

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