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Although the DoJ recently ended the controversial program, the question of how to navigate academic collaboration with China persists.

CIPS, China's answer to SWIFT, still has a long way to go.

Russia wants a bigger slice of the Chinese gas market, but Beijing’s desire for supplier diversity stands in the way.

After long restricting GMO crops, Beijing has begun loosening its stance in the name of food security.

Canada is allowing the Chinese acquisition of a fast-growing lithium miner, despite the mineral's strategic importance.

After securing contracts with the U.S. government, the Tianjin-based company's shares have surged 980 percent on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.

China's metaverse could look a lot different than the rest of the world’s.

With significant business interests in China, NBC is facing tough choices about how to cover the Olympic host country.

The small country's decision to stand up to China is now reverberating across Europe.

With a mRNA vaccine finally in trials, will China change its Covid approach?

Despite its science and tech priorities, China is suffering from a shortage of high-skilled labor that seems to be worsening.

The WTA's decision to pull out of China could have implications well beyond the sporting world.