Author: Scientific China

For global investors and multinationals operating in China, understanding the unwritten rules of local political survival is no longer optional—it is a strategic necessity. During periods of heightened diplomatic tension,…

As the world’s largest energy consumer pivots to green energy, a new study reveals how China’s oil system is becoming more vulnerable—not less—offering a stark lesson for economies navigating the…

A new framework from Chinese scientists proposes multi-stakeholder governance and integrated technological pathways to tackle both emerging contaminants and conventional pollutants simultaneously. Chinese scientists have outlined a comprehensive strategy for…

As global climate policies are scrutinized, this study provides a critical, data-driven lens for understanding ecological fragility in high-altitude ecosystems that extends far beyond China’s borders. Chinese scientists have found…

As China’s inland urbanization accelerates, new research challenges the coastal-centric model of development, revealing how mountainous cities like Chongqing are rewriting the rules of modern urban ecology—offering critical lessons for…

A move by the White House to fire the entire National Science Board reopens a foundational debate about the independence of science from political control, with implications that reverberate far…

For global policymakers and investors, the South China Sea is not merely a territorial dispute—it is the crucible where the future of the Indo-Pacific order, maritime trade security, and great-power…