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Why Chinese College Graduates Aren't Getting Jobs
Despite a still-thriving economy, university graduates struggle to overcome an employment market increasingly skewed to the well-born and the well-connected.
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Despite a still-thriving economy, university graduates struggle to overcome an employment market increasingly skewed to the well-born and the well-connected.
Eleanor Moseman
Photographer Eleanor Moseman shows the daily lives of a people native the Xinjiang region, whom the country's majority population tends to treat with suspicion.
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A leading scholar discusses an economic shift that will change China -- and the world.
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A survey of single women in China reveals a growing fear of men with too many family obligations.
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Why the state-run media opposes the planned mission to the Red Planet.
Jeff Chiu/AP
China's latest food scandal comes from soil pollution -- and this time, there's no easy solution.
Wong Campion/Reuters
Recent protests in Kunming reveal an increasing consciousness of environmental rights in the country. But do they threaten the Communist Party's grip on power?
Musadeq Sadeq/AP
Beijing is keen to increase its involvement in the country following the planned U.S. withdrawal in 2014. But security problems may interfere.
Wong Campion/Reuters
As its recent experience in Kunming shows, Beijing can handle environmental protests. But is this approach sustainable in the long term?
LA Theatre Works
Documenting an infamous episode in U.S. history, the play is showing for the second time in three years.
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