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Trade war jobs bypass China
Trade war jobs bypass China A new study suggests the US-China trade war may have created more jobs in third countries than in the United States or China, reshaping global…
The Herbal Vault: How Chinese Ethnic Minorities Are Safeguarding Medicinal Plants
The Herbal Vault: How Chinese Ethnic Minorities Are Safeguarding Medicinal Plants For global pharmaceutical and conservation professionals, this study demonstrates that Indigenous stewardship, not just modern regulation, can be the…
China’s grand ambition to eliminate psoriasis from a thousand counties
China’s grand ambition to eliminate psoriasis from a thousand counties For global dermatologists and public-health strategists, this initiative offers a rare real-world laboratory in which a vast, heterogeneous population is…
China’s Oil Security Under the Microscope as Low-Carbon Transition Accelerates
China’s Oil Security Under the Microscope as Low-Carbon Transition Accelerates A new study offers a rigorous framework for measuring how China’s push toward cleaner energy affects the resilience of its…
China’s Battery Boom Has a Shadow Industry That Needs the Light
China’s Battery Boom Has a Shadow Industry That Needs the Light The rapid rise of China’s electric vehicle sector is generating mountains of retired batteries. Without a formal regulatory framework…
China’s Battery Boom Has a Shadow Industry That Needs the Light
China’s Battery Boom Has a Shadow Industry That Needs the Light The rapid rise of China’s electric vehicle sector is generating mountains of retired batteries. Without a formal regulatory framework…
How exercise offsets heart risk: Chinese scientists show protection depends on starting profile
For the world’s largest ageing population, personalising physical activity guidance by baseline cardiovascular risk could reshape public health strategies in China and beyond. Chinese scientists have demonstrated, through the large-scale…
The Son Preference Endures: How China’s Elderly Redistribute Wealth and Expect Care in Return
In a rapidly aging China, new research reveals that traditional son preference still shapes intergenerational transfers, with profound implications for social policy and family dynamics. A new study published in…
Telegraphing Stability: How 19th-Century Innovation Tamed China’s Rice Markets
A historical case from China offers modern communications strategists a powerful lesson: better information networks do not just inform—they stabilise entire economies. In an era when China is racing to…
From Chicago to Singapore: A Battery Star’s Departure Signals a Deeper Shift
The relocation of a top U.S. battery scientist, a Chinese-born Singaporean citizen, underscores how geopolitical headwinds and shifting priorities are reshaping the global landscape of advanced energy research. For science-driven…