Thousands of anti-government protesters returned to Hong Kong's streets last week after months of COVID-19-induced social distancing. Meanwhile, Chinese state media and diplomats reveled in the violence unfolding on American streets following the police killing of George Floyd.
U.S. President Donald Trump took aim again at China and the World Health Organization over their handling of the outbreak of the Covid-19 epidemic.
In this second half of our interview with Kishore Mahbubani, a former UN ambassador of Singapore, he talks to Kaiser about the perils of American...
The average population density of Chinese cities actually dropped by over 25% between 2004 and 2014.
No, not that Gordon Chang. The other one: the good one. Gordon H. Chang is a professor of American history at Stanford University, where he is also...
Sinica Early Access: Grounding China’s drones: Leading drone maker DJI’s Brendan Schulman on U.S. regulatory challenges A congressional bill and a draft executive order threaten...
Sinica Podcast: The pathogen and the prejudice: Jiwei Xiao on COVID-19 in China and in America Literature professor and cineaste Jiwei Xiao, who grew up...
As the country opens up its economy, we took to the streets of Shanghai to ask how people personally coped with the pandemic.
Literature professor and cineaste Jiwei Xiao, who grew up in Wuhan and whose mother still lives there, published a piece in the New York Review of Books about watching the coronavirus pandemic unfold — first at a familiar distance in Wuhan, then up close in the U.S., where she now resides. In this episode, Jiwei joins Kaiser and Jeremy to discuss her experiences.