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Study finds that one third of the 100 cities facing the greatest ecological risks are in China; lagging regulation and insufficient domestic production mean patients with rare diseases struggle to access medication; and smartphones lose much of their early 2021 sales momentum
In today’s episode: although family planning policy was adjusted in 2016, the national birthrate continues to sink; 13 years after the deadly Wenchuan earthquake struck, what happened to its survivors?; and the central bank calls for calm amid growing concerns over booming commodity prices.
In today’s episode: five detained after hiding escape of three leopards from Hangzhou zoo; new census reveals that China’s population has surpassed 1.4 billion; and Taiwan and Singapore ramp up Covid-19 restrictions amid new virus cases.
In today’s episode: Alibaba's online grocery service and food delivery units join the digital yuan pilot program; Beijing exports ventilators and medical supplies to India as country battles a surge of coronavirus cases; and two leading edtech companies get busted for false advertising.
Plus, China purchases a record 1.36 million tons of U.S. corn; Sinopharm vaccine receives approval for emergency use by the World Health Organization; and Xi Jinping says his country will host the 2022 Winter Olympic games just as planned.
In today’s episode: booming prices of copper and other raw materials trigger concerns on global inflation; the environment ministry has uncovered a string of ecological abuses; and China’s exports experience higher-than-expected growth in April
Imported Western art form becomes wildly popular in online and live venues as satire and roasting give people something to laugh about
In today’s episode: peer-to-peer platform linked to Hong Kong-based Phoenix TV is under investigation; Beijing prepares to tighten food labeling rules amid mounting concerns about unhealthy diets; and the EU-China investment agreement hangs in the balance.
In today’s episode: demand for raw materials is booming as more major economies contain their Covid crisis; the online feud between a whistleblower and Shanghai-based cancer doctor continues to simmer; and China reports three cases of a coronavirus variant that has been spreading in India.
Five-year plan seeks to reduce inequality, boost spending with a focus on driving long-standing urbanization policy
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