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In its June 2022 decision, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the U.S. Supreme Court abandoned decades of precedent to strike down the

Shangguan Wan’er was an accomplished politician and poet. So why have later generations painted her as a promiscuous striver?

The assault on four female diners in June sparked a public outcry about women’s safety in China.

Climate security is an essential conceptual framework to understand the global interplay of biophysical and socioeconomic forces that threaten our

Seeing Loreta sort and dry her Omena sardines at the shores of Lake Victoria in Western Kenya, one may dismiss this small, middle-aged woman as an

For years, the Ultimate Fighting Championship has been working to tap into China’s vast pool of fighting talent. Now, those efforts are starting to pay off with a vengeance.

China generates massive amounts of energy from hydropower dams in the country’s southwest. But the rivers that drive them are now drying up.

Across China, failing developers are halting construction on new housing complexes. Desperate buyers are moving in anyway.

Meet the guerrilla gardeners of Europe. Their form of climate activism transforms neighbourhoods and brings local communities together.

Cantonese learners in the Chinese mainland say there is a lack of authentic resources when it comes to learning the language.