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Brazil’s 2026 Presidential Election: Democratic Resistance, National Sovereignty and International Politics
The Bolsonaro family’s political project has become closely aligned with the strategic interests of the Trump administration.
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China’s Open AI Models Are Challenging More Than Silicon Valley
A Chinese legal scholar examines how US and Chinese AI laws shape two different futures, whether intelligence will serve the public or entrench private power.
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Elon Musk’s $10.5B SpaceX Gift to Kids Evokes Post-Soviet Russia
In the 1990s, Russia issued vouchers for citizens to buy shares in state-owned enterprises. But the country’s future oligarchs soon stripped ordinary Russians of their wealth.
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Is China Worried About AI Replacing Humans?
To understand AI, China is once again at its Yan’an moment, much like in 1942, when intellectuals were confronted with the realities from which they had become detached.
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Why Are Chinese Netizens Rejecting Brazil’s Progressivism?
Brazil’s left, rattled by Bolsonaro’s rise, looks to China, but Chinese netizens are not embracing its cultural progressivism.
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Why Are Chinese Netizens Rejecting Brazil’s Progressivism?
Brazil’s left, rattled by Bolsonaro’s rise, looks to China, but Chinese netizens are not embracing its cultural progressivism.
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How China’s Car-Export Bottleneck Became a Shipbuilding Opportunity
China’s car-export boom is bottlenecked by ships. Chinese shipyards are turning that into an opportunity, winning almost all new car-carrier orders.
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A Doolittle Raid Rescue, Remembered 84 Years Later
In 1942, a Chinese girl watched her family shelter a Doolittle Raider. Now 94, she meets his granddaughter in Jiangxi—a reunion 84 years in the making.
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China and EU Resume Trade Talks: Should We Hold Our Breath?
China and the EU spent two days in Beijing and signed off on 16 areas of agreement.
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Huawei and Qualcomm: A 25-Year Patent Reversal
Once paying Qualcomm billions in patent fees, Huawei now sells patents to Qualcomm—a 25-year reversal that charts China’s telecom rise.
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How Companies Hijack States and Rewire Behavior
Where the nation-state fails to explain, the company-state enlightens.
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What This Rarely Reported Statics Revealed About China’s Scientific Breakthrough?
Having surpassed the U.S. in research output, China is turning this momentum into global scientific leadership.
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After Iran, Will the Middle East Still Be America’s Middle East?
Chinese political scientist explains in an interview with Turkish media outlet TRT how the U.S. made a strategic blunder in Iran.
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How This Chinese Scholar Foresaw the End of “End of History” 15 Years Ago?
A Chinese political scholar shared China's view on democracy in Athens, the birthplace of Western democracy.
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If the Bolsonaros Come Back, Brazil Could Leave BRICS
Brazil would exclude itself, in whole or in part, from what has become its main platform for international cooperation.