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More than 60 percent of preventable maternal deaths and 45 percent of newborn deaths take place in countries affected by recent conflict, natural

Cyber criminals rely on forced labor. A recent scandal spurred authorities to crack down — not just on the gangs, but also on those trying to set their victims free.

The danger of being ‘optimized out’ at 35 has some programmers looking for careers outside China.

Cyber criminals rely on forced labor. A recent scandal spurred authorities to crack down — not just on the gangs, but also on those trying to set their victims free.

Restrictions in mobility and hospital visits have led to a drop in patients over the past two years.

As climate change worsens, the once-unimaginable power to use technology to cool the planet—a method known as "solar geoengineering"—has quietly

Tasked with preventing COVID-19 transmission across China’s border with Myanmar, officials in the small city of Ruili have mobilized everyone from bureaucrats to bankers.

From a salt substitute in China’s impoverished southwest to a fixture on tables nationwide, chili peppers have come a long way over the past 400 years.

A few people benefit from sand mining but most have suffered negative effects