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How China Won the Soybean War Against the U.S.
A soybean victory grew from America’s own seeds.
How the U.S. became the biggest driver of China’s Military Build-up
A new arms race with the U.S.? Not exactly. A Chinese blogger explains the real reason behind China’s military buildup.
China Exposes Another U.S. “Prism” Program
The U.S. has established seven monitoring stations across the country, tapping into internet users’ data for the past twenty years.
Admit It, America, You Just Want to Colonize Africa
The Chinese have figured out that supporting a prosperous Africa doesn't take anything away from them. But that seems to be beyond the intellectual reach of US policymakers.
American Scholars Lost Their Freedom in Studying China
To study China, American scholars must first answer: Are they opting to be 'Chinese spies' or 'academic eunuchs'?
How a Nanjing-style Salted Duck Endangered U.S. National Security?
Linda Sun is charged as a Chinese spy, with one piece of evidence being the salted ducks she allegedly accepted as bribes from the Chinese consulate.
Surge in U.S. Solar Company Bankruptcies, Despite Trillions in Subsidies
Without a sustainable business model, a reshuffle in the US solar industry is on the horizon.
Italy and Chinese Automaker Near Final Stage of Factory Deal
The most popular news highlights in China over the past few days.
China’s Unfair Competition or US’s Self-Projection?
State-owned enterprises in China are often criticized by Western countries for creating market unfairness due to their state-owned nature.
To Wage a Total War, NATO Has Lowered Its Moral Standards
According to NATO's redefinition, the bullet aimed at Trump nearly triggered a world war.
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