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Between now and 2100, three out of every four people added to world population will live in sub-Saharan Africa. That’s what the medium variant of

Having a new baby should be the happiest time in a family’s life.But it doesn’t always work out that way.During pregnancy or the first year

Expats in Beijing may be partial to our rugged smogtropolis, but even the most diehard northerner will admit that Shanghai is the more romantic of the two cities, with its very name conjuring up images of 19th century opium dens, jazz bars in the 1930s, and a sort of transcendent cosmopolitanism that connects the mystique of the city's international past with its almost

When policymakers and academics try to address the rising discontent among single, aging rural men by sacrificing women’s rights, they only push the latter further away.

A new DRI Trendlines report describes, among other things, how climate change and urbanization interact in the Asia-Pacific, leading to new traditional and non-traditional security risks.

Coal has long been China’s “black gold,” supplying over half of the nation’s electricity. Yet as coal’s energy share decreases due to

International development organizations do not exist outside of global systems of oppression. However virtuous their intentions, the power held by

In December 2020, Vietnam’s Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc signed the country’s National Action Plan for Management of Marine Plastic,

Eclipsed by the world economic downturn, the great heist of the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s (DRC) resources continues unabated. In recent

The COVID-19 pandemic has deepened cooperation between China and governments across the continent.