China has repackaged Xinjiang into a tourist haven, touting "ethnic" experiences that activists say it's trying to erase.

At TIFFCOM, the Blue Book of China Film 2025 outlined the industry’s realities, from box office decline to AI-driven growth and mid-budget recovery.

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On November 1, 2025, “The Healing Path” has its global premiere on the Phoenix Satellite TV’s omnimedia platform. After a ...

Grey, who had Parkinson's disease, died on October 11 in Norwich, England, his daughters Lucy and Clarissa Grey told Reuters.

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Even while warning about national security and human rights abuse, the U.S. government across five Republican and Democratic ...

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Highlighting the key role of sci-tech innovation in fostering new growth drivers, they called for driving industrial upgrades ...

China is quietly saving the world from climate change,” declared liberal economics blogger Noah Smith. “The United States — ...

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