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The Diplomat

  1. Russia to Introduce New Pre-Entry Requirement for Visa-Free Visitors

    The new requirement essentially upends the visa-free regime for Central Asian countries, which are severely dependent on labor migration to Russia.
    6/10/2025

  2. A Chinese Aircraft Carrier Crossed the ‘Second Island Chain’ for the First Time

    In another first, two Chinese aircraft carriers were simultaneously spotted in the West Pacific.
    6/10/2025

  3. Turkmen Authorities Comment on Partial US Travel Ban

    Turkmenistan's Foreign Ministry called the decision to partially ban arrivals from the country a "hasty step."
    6/10/2025

  4. Nepal’s Landmark Corruption Case Against Ex-Prime Minister Madhav Nepal

    Previously, only bureaucrats and low-level politicians had been implicated in corruption cases. That has now changed.
    6/10/2025

  5. No War, No Peace: India’s Limited War Strategy of Controlled Escalation

    By asserting that Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal no longer provides blanket immunity for cross-border terrorism, India is discarding old constraints.
    6/10/2025

South China Morning Post

  1. Civilian group hosts Taiwan tabletop simulation of attack from mainland China

    A think tank in Taiwan has started a two-day war game with retired US and Japanese generals to simulate the island’s defence in the event of a military attack from the Chinese mainland. The Taipei School of Economics and Political Science Foundation, which organised the tabletop exercise, said the aim was to “identify the defence issues that Taiwan urgently needs to strengthen and provide recommendations for the government”. Described as the first operational-level military simulation by a...
    6/10/2025

  2. Chinese teen’s suicide puts crushing academic pressure in the spotlight

    A heart-wrenching suicide note left by an 18-year-old girl who killed herself in April has reignited discussion online about the heavy academic burden placed on children in China. In the letter, the girl – who was in her final year at a top high school in Bengbu, a city in the central province of Anhui – wrote about the pressure she felt to do well and said she had been broken by relentless exams, particularly maths and physics. “I cannot bear how you meticulously checked the scores of all the...
    6/9/2025

  3. From Avatar to mountain of rubbish: China pulls decade of trash from caves

    Chinese authorities have cleaned up more than 50 tonnes of rubbish from ancient caves in Zhangjiajie, a stunning site that inspired a location in Avatar, and punished four officials after the cavities became a stinking dumping ground. The clean-up came around two weeks after a viral video showed the state of a natural cave in Zhangjiajie’s Cili county in Hunan province that had been used for years by nearby villagers to dump rubbish, resulting in garbage piling up “as high as seven or eight...
    6/9/2025

  4. Thanks to Trump, US threat of a ‘peaceful evolution’ recedes for China

    As someone born in the 1960s in China, one of the earliest lessons our generation learned in school was to be vigilant about the perceived dangers of American conspiracies and attempts aimed at subverting and overthrowing the Communist Party through peaceful means. Through classroom teachings, propaganda films and slogans plastered prominently along the streets, we were repeatedly exposed to Chairman Mao Zedong’s warnings about the threat of “peaceful evolution”, encapsulated in his assertion...
    6/8/2025

  5. China puts down strong grass roots in first steps to football superpower status

    Ten years have passed since President Xi Jinping, who is reported to be a fan of the game, unveiled a plan to make China a “world football superpower” by 2050. Since then, the men’s national team has been overshadowed by its consistently excellent women’s counterpart, while falling in the world rankings from 2016’s 81st place to 94th in April. The scandal-stricken football sector has also become a focus of Xi’s anti-corruption campaign in recent years. Yet China has not missed all its...
    6/7/2025

The China Project

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  3. The Story of Shein

    Business & Technology The Story of Shein Business & Technology “Shein” (pronounced Shee-in) is the largest fast-fashion retailer that many have never heard of. The editors Published August 31, 2021 Read later Saved. Something went wrong. Error code 1. Read later Share this article The mysterious and controversial multibillion dollar Chinese fashion company “Shein” (pronounced […] The post appeared first on .
    12/19/2024

  4. One song under Heaven: A history of China’s national anthems

    Society & Culture One song under Heaven: A history of China’s national anthems Society & Culture A survey of nearly 150 years of Chinese history through the country’s official and unofficial national anthems. Mads Vesterager Nielsen Published February 25, 2021 Illustration by Alex Santafé Read later Saved. Something went wrong. Error code 1. Read later […] The post appeared first on .
    12/19/2024

  5. The SupChina Book List

    Society & Culture The SupChina Book List Society & Culture The 100 China books you have to read, ranked. The editors Published August 27, 2019 Read later Saved. Something went wrong. Error code 1. Read later Share this article     This is the SupChina Book List, 100 books about China across all genres — […] The post appeared first on .
    12/19/2024

The Guardian