After two years of delays due to the coronavirus, the in-person portion of COP15, a key United Nations biodiversity summit, will finally take place in Kunming later this year. Prior to the event, China already demonstrated its commitment to addressing nature loss.
We all read the headlines, but what really happened in China in 2021? And what’s on deck for 2022? This is our annual guide to the China issues we all need to know about.
If it’s about sports and there’s a China angle, we’ll talk about it on the China Sports Insider podcast. Click here to check out the newest show on the Sinica Podcast Network.
Listen to highlights from our China Stories podcast: Launched in January 2021, it has published nearly 400 narrated pieces from the best English-language media outlets focused on China.
Today, global furor grew about the apparent disappearance of a Chinese champion tennis player after she made #MeToo allegations against a retired senior official.
The China Project held our annual NEXTChina Conference online and live in New York last week. These were the highlights:
In 2021, AAPI Heritage Month brought historic levels of visibility. How do we keep the momentum going, once the headlines move on?
We sat down with Elizabeth Stride to talk about how drag culture has evolved in China.
Updated October 26: The China Project's tracker of all of China's different crackdowns — now affecting 19 different industries or interest groups.