Expats in Yiwu: blend in or fly solo
By Yilin Yang, Haichuan Xu, Yiyu Pan Walking down the streets of Yiwu, China, one can see men and women
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Chinese companies get crushed: Is Myanmar anti-China too?
Recently, nearly 40 Chinese-owned businesses in Myanmar were looted and burned- many Chinese citizens injured, and more than 240 million yuan
Cambodia’s Regard for China: How are Chinese Companies Doing There
Written by Xinyuan Zhang The flourishing Angkor dynasty, the bloody Khmer Rouge, and the mossy stone temples cast an air of mystery
The Country Being Scolded: How Should We Change?
Yucheng Le, Vice Foreign Minister of China, addressed that China must resolve the issue of “being scolded” on the Third Chinese Think Tanks’ International
Researchers unveil roadmap for a carbon neutral China by 2060
By Ma Tianjie from China Dialogue Three weeks after China told the world it is aiming for carbon neutrality, an
It’s time to set up a US–China Decarbonisation Working Group
By Giridharan Ramasubramanian from China Dialogue The climate ambitions of the US and China are converging, offering an opportunity to
China can benefit from a more ambitious 2030 solar and wind target
By Lin Jiang, He Gang from China Dialogue Researchers show that China can accelerate the development of renewable energy to reap
Does coal still have a role in China’s decarbonizing power market?
By Gao Baiyu from China Dialogue China’s new climate pledges have made coal’s phase out seem inevitable, and the country’s
How can China cut emissions from its farms?
Author: Cheng Kun, Pan Genxing from China Dialogue Chinese agriculture has seen some progress towards decarbonizing but there is much more
Erik Solheim: China should apply stricter standards along the Belt and Road
Reprinted from China Dialogue; Author: Gao Baiyu January 5, 2021 The former chief of the United Nations Environment Programme believes
