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As The World Fights a Pandemic, Journalism Has Never Been More Essential

2020-04-28

By pursuing the truth, journalism stands in the way of the Chinese Communist Party and authoritarian rulers in other countries deceiving their publics over their handling of COVID-19.

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Did Vietnamese Hackers Target the Chinese Government to Get Information on COVID-19?

2020-04-27

China’s lack of transparency would have prompted Vietnamese leaders to task various intelligence agencies and officials in China to give priority to collecting information on the coronavirus.

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China's Economic Rebound Unlikely to Rescue Oil Market

2020-04-24

Economic uncertainty and storage limits will curb oil demand growth, experts say.

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China Pushes Coal Power to Fight Economic Slump

2020-04-17

Anti-pollution activists warn against new wave of coal-fired power plants.

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Is Vietnam Taking a Leaf Out of China’s ‘Face Mask Diplomacy’ Playbook?

2020-04-13

As Vietnam began to control the spread of COVID-19 domestically, it looked outward and initiated in own form of ‘face mask’ diplomacy.

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China Pushes Economic Recovery to Meet CPC Goals

2020-04-10

Communist Party pledge to double GDP in a decade spurs back-to-work drive.

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Brazil: Cutting Trees for China Threatens Amazon Rain Forest

2020-04-05

China’s quest for food security runs counter to its environmental pledges while Brazil has shredded its forestry policies.

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China's Oil Giants Struggle as Prices Collapse

2020-04-03

State-owned companies cut their budgets as suppliers wage a price war.