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In 2001, Venezuela became the first Hispanic country to enter into a "strategic development partnership" with China, a relationship that was elevated to "comprehensive strategic partnership" in 2014, and which now totals at least 790 investment projects in Venezuelan territory. That was just the beginning.
Are more Chinese Americans about to gain admission to elite universities in the U.S.? Here’s what you need to know about SFFA v. Harvard, the...
Update: For a more current look at the situation in Xinjiang, see our August 2019 article: China’s ‘social re-engineering’ of Uyghurs, explained by Darren Byler...
Illustration by Hannah Bae / @eatdrinkdraw No question about it: Dumplings are a quintessential Chinese dish — delicious fillings stuffed into a thin shell, boiled...
Beijing is a bustling metropolis. But in the aftermath of a deadly fire last year, the government is moving out many of the migrants that...
A full translation of the style guide update from Xinhua, and why it matters.
A SupChina editor’s notebook on how the biggest Chinese political story of 2017 — so far — has developed over the course of five months.
A short explainer on the history and planned development of Xi Jinping’s signature initiative — to put China at the center of a global network of transport, commerce, and infrastructure.
This year’s Two Sessions ends today. Here is a brief guide to the annual meeting in Beijing, which is China’s biggest and most transparent political gathering.
In 2015, I was chased around a Tianjin railway station by four goons and ended up at the National People's Congress asking Premier Li Keqiang about a censored film about the environment.