‘So tacky’: Chinese wedding guests in a flap as bride enters ballroom on giant mechanical goose which steals the show on her big day
“Legend has it that the swan is a symbol of loyalty and eternal love, a symbol of peace and kindness,…
Betting on economic recovery in Macau
Author: Fangli Hu and Jun Wen, Edith Cowan University In light of China ending its zero-COVID policy, Macau is seeking…
Unifying China’s digital health system beyond COVID-19
Author: Wilfred Yang Wang, University of Melbourne In early December 2022, China announced that it was terminating the itinerary code,…
Chinese students in ‘panic mode’ amid Australia housing crisis: ‘if I get desperate, I could sleep rough on the streets’
“I knew that finding somewhere to rent in Australia wouldn’t be easy, but I didn’t expect it to be this…
The highly charged geopolitics of lithium
Author: Marina Yue Zhang, UTS Clean energy technologies are essential to achieve the decarbonisation targets set in the Paris Agreement.…
Hereditary politicians remain dominant in Japan
Author: Purnendra Jain, The University of Adelaide and Daisuke Akimoto, Hosei University In early February 2023, the son of Japan’s…
US, China and Russia are repeating the mistakes of major powers in 1914
Ukrainian Svitlana Gynzhul walks in front of a damaged house in her village, devastated by shelling at the beginning of…
‘Carefully considered’: Michelin strips ‘best chef in the world’ Guy Savoy’s Paris restaurant of its third Michelin star
French chef Guy Savoy in the kitchen of his eponymous restaurant in the Monnaie de Paris in the French capital,…
Rare Disease Day: why China’s rare disease burden could be an opportunity for innovation
“Even if the orphan drug is developed, if no patient can afford to use it, then it’s meaningless,” said Xu.…
Hun Manet: Cambodia’s rising son
Author: Charles Dunst, CSIS Three out of four Cambodians have never known life without Hun Sen. The Prime Minister, currently…