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For years, The Globe was the only Western newspaper with a presence in Beijing. Doing so wasn’t easy – but it helped Canadians to see a superpower’s rise

In China, it’s often referred to as the Spring Festival. In Mongolia, it’s Tsagaan Sar. Vietnam, it’s called Tết Nguyên Đán.

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

Once the island's only inhabitants, Indigenous Taiwanese now make up just 2.38% of Taiwan's population – and their vibrant festivals play a crucial part in preserving their culture.

Reviews of new albums from Jake Ian, The Prairie States, Le Quatuor International de Saxophones, new music from Edmonton artists and bands

The famed mezzo-soprano, who grew up in Prairie Village, is kicking off the new year back home.

Xinhua Headlines: China-Japan-South Korea summit expected to refocus on cooperation after four-year hiatus-

Exporters aim high with future growth targets as Beijing urges them to take on bigger responsibilities.

Chinese foreign policy is clearly in Xi Jinping’s grip. Xi’s power concentration has given him a strong personal and institutional capacity to chart a new course for China’s approach to its international relations. But he is also prone to make mistakes, increasing Beijing’s foreign policy incoherency.

Washington might offer Vietnam a full meal, but Beijing can provide many, argues one Chinese academic