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processing imported beef at Chongqing Hengdu Agricultural Group; local shoppers remark there is more and more imported Latin American beef ofreasonably priced high quality
PRC beef quotas squeeze exporter margins and redraw sales routes; c...
shared AI risks bring both sides to the table, He Lifeng arrives to meet Scott Bessent in New York, 20 Sep 2026
common ground on AI risks; competing visions for the rules
AI safety talks between Beijing and Washington have opened a channe...
Encouraging births takes more than support for new parents. In 2026, policymakers and academics in the PRC are calling for children’s needs to shape how society is planned and run.
As urban spaces place more weight on quiet, order and effi...
the driver’s seat is empty; the rulebook is filling up
To resolve the legal limbo surrounding autonomous vehicles, Beijing has launched the first sweeping revision of the Road Traffic Safety Law since it took effect in 2004. The PRC legisl...
water and pipes still fall to local governments under infrastructure finance restructuring
Beijing’s ‘six networks’ infrastructure plans for the 15th 5-year plan cover water, new-type power grids, computing power, next-generation communica...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
PRC chops from the end of the Cultural Revolution to the beginning of the New Era. After 20 years straight in Beijing currently living in sight of the Sydney Harbour Bridge running a global COVID-scattered CP team.
CHINA POLICY portfolio lead: I write about the intersection between China's education, healthcare, and technology and how they intertwine to respond to China’s demographic shift.
Research Analyst at @chinapolicy, MA student at Johns Hopkins SAIS. In DC after two years in greater China.
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