Xinjiang’s Tomato Industry Faces Forced Labor Allegations
Xinjiang’s tomato industry is under scrutiny amid forced labor allegations, sparking a debate over human rights and economic impacts.
December 2024
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China Defends Actions in Huangyan Dao Amid Tensions with Philippines
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China Calls for Peace Talks Amid Ceasefire in Northern Myanmar
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Chinese Spring Festival Recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage
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Tuvaluan Family Finds Inspiration in Chinese Culture
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From Lawyer to Influencer: Taiwan’s Zhang Yiling Inspires Youth in China’s Greater Bay Area
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China and the U.S.: From Isolation to Dialogue Over Taiwan
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