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Unable to unfreeze deposits, Zhengzhou freezes depositors with red health codes.

Unable to unfreeze deposits, Zhengzhou freezes depositors with red health codes.

A new contribution in a continuing series examining "backdraft"—the unintended consequences of climate change responses—and how its effects might

Ruili boomed in the 2010s thanks to its close proximity to Myanmar and the jade trade. Then the pandemic came, and the city found itself cut off, not just from the border, but also the rest of China.

Few people can name from memory the materials required for wind turbines, photovoltaic panel semiconductors, and electric car batteries. The list is

Community resilience rests on shared experience and history. And while lectures, historic markers, and walking tours commemorate what has come

After two bruising defeats, Zhang Weili returns to the octagon for a highly anticipated rematch against Joanna Jedrejczyk on Sunday. The stakes could not be higher — both for her and the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

China now requires COVID tests every two or three days in major cities. How many people, and test sites, will it need to make PCR testing as routine as buying fruit?

Authorities are giving hassle-free household permits to those from the world’s top 50 universities who have full-time jobs in the city.

The amount of plastic waste worldwide is expected to almost triple over the next four decades if radical action is not taken to control the level of pollution. This was the warning issued by the [...]