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2022 saw so many new construction projects finally reach completion as the further easing of pandemic restrictions around the globe continued to unclog backlogs and delays.  From the myriad of projects published on Archinect this year, we have picked some of the stand-out newly-opened...

TAIPEI, Taiwan—Wang Yu, hailed by the United States as an International Woman of Courage, has already been arrested, ...

Thailand recently decriminalised marijuana for medical and industrial uses. A trip to Phuket finds cannabis dispensaries everywhere, offering powerful strains of weed.

The experience of human rights lawyer Wang Yu shows that China's cellphone health apps can become another tool of social and political control.

Wang Yu has already been arrested, imprisoned and harassed by the Chinese Communist Party for her work as a human rights lawyer representing activists, Uyghur scholars and Falun Gong practitioners. This year, her movements also have been restricted by a color-coded app on her phone that’s supposed to protect people from COVID-19. The health codes have become ubiquitous in China in recent years as the country has struggled to contain the novel coronavirus, pushing the public to a breaking point...

Taipei, Dec. 20 (CNA) The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) candidate for the upcoming legislative by-election in Taipei Enoch Wu (吳怡農) on Tuesday discussed the issue of firefighting resources, while his Kuomintang (KMT) rival Wang Hung-wei (王鴻薇) proposed tax repayments to eligible taxpayers.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Introduction General Secretary Xi Jinping has a long record of breaking with Chinese Communist Party (CCP) rules and conventions. At the recently concluded 20th Party Congress, he made himself the “party core for life” by revising the CCP charter and reinforced that position by filling the ranks of the Central Committee and Politburo with members of his own faction (China …

The world has little use of aggressive nationalist dreams nor materialist aspirations like the American dream of upward mobility. China has held tianxia datong as the highest ideal since ancient times, and it’s time for the original Chinese dream to return home.

Archaeologists sift through artifacts that provide a tantalizing glimpse of the past, report Yang Feiyue and Sun Ruisheng in Taiyuan.