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China Sets Date for ‘Two Sessions’ in Latest Move Toward Post-COVID Normal

China Sets Date for ‘Two Sessions’ in Latest Move Toward Post-COVID Normal

By Associated Press
The annual sessions of the National People’s Congress and CPPCC, originally slated for March, will now take place in late May.
African Countries Respond to Guangzhou’s ‘Anti-Epidemic Measures’  

African Countries Respond to Guangzhou’s ‘Anti-Epidemic Measures’  

By Eleanor Albert
Widespread reports of racism against Africans put China into damage control mode.

Gaokao in the Time of COVID-19

Gaokao in the Time of COVID-19

By Kate Kologrivaya and Emma Shleifer
Debate over the decision to postpone China’s college entrance exam crystallizes deeper problems with educational inequality.

China Has a New Target in Its COVID-19 Battle: Africans

China Has a New Target in Its COVID-19 Battle: Africans

By Jason Hung
China should apologize for -- and admit to -- the discriminatory policies against African communities.

How the West Failed the Rest in the COVID-19 Pandemic

How the West Failed the Rest in the COVID-19 Pandemic

By Xie Tao
There is renewed discussion in some corners of the world about the decline of the West. Does that mean China is poised to lead?
Beijing Covered up COVID-19 Once. It Could Happen Again.

Beijing Covered up COVID-19 Once. It Could Happen Again.

By Sarah Cook
China’s political system is designed to cover up failure and exaggerate success. It can’t be trusted on the coronavirus.

Debunking 3 Myths About COVID-19 Lockdowns

Debunking 3 Myths About COVID-19 Lockdowns

By Karl Lee Chee Leong
There are different degrees of lockdown, but no matter what, life won't go back to normal once the lockdowns end.
The Danger of China’s Maritime Aggression Amid COVID-19

The Danger of China’s Maritime Aggression Amid COVID-19

By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
Beijing’s behavior, while unsurprising, is only likely to further antagonize its neighbors.

China’s Early COVID-19 Missteps Have an All-Too-Mundane Explanation

China’s Early COVID-19 Missteps Have an All-Too-Mundane Explanation

By Kyle Jaros
How intergovernmental dynamics influenced the coronavirus outbreak in China.

Taiwan’s Success Is the Bane of Beijing’s Global Coronavirus Propaganda

Taiwan’s Success Is the Bane of Beijing’s Global Coronavirus Propaganda

By Jo Kim
Much to Beijing’s chagrin, praise of Taiwan’s success has provided the democracy with much-needed global exposure.

The Belt and Road After COVID-19

The Belt and Road After COVID-19

By Plamen Tonchev
Possible post-pandemic scenarios for China’s long-term foreign policy strategy.
On China, COVID-19, and Coal

On China, COVID-19, and Coal

By Antti Tulonen
Can the EU convince China not to lean on coal for its economic recovery from the COVID-19 crisis?

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