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China’s April exports up 9.3%, showing resilience against tariffs
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Tianjin Normal University “Silk Road” CSC Program
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Schwarzman Scholars Program 2026/27 (Fully Funded)
If you’ve ever dreamed of studying in China at one of the world’s most prestigious universities, here’s your chance.The Schwarzman Scholars Program 2026/27 is now
Call for Papers | China Economics Summer Institute (CESI) 2025
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Türkiye’s Leading University Joins China’s Moon Program
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A Glimpse into Classical Chinese Expressions
At the recent “On China: Observations and Proverbs” event, participants were introduced to a rich selection of classical Chinese idioms. These expressions, rooted in mythology,
India–Russia Deepen Strategic Cooperation: Six New Projects Signal a Shift Toward Sustainable Geopolitical Alignment
The decision by India and Russia to collaborate on six new strategic projects marks more than just another chapter in their historic partnership — it
The Great Collapse of US Higher Education Has Begun
Budget cuts, culture wars, and enrollment crashes are pushing American universities off the edge. By Donald Earl CollinsProfessorial Lecturer at American University in Washington, DCPublished