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‘Norms’ of caste keep Americans divided, unable to work together
Ashley Jardina’s “White Identity Politics” is a well-written and soundly documented book....
Greg Cusack | January 15, 2021, Friday

Tips on how to stick with your goals
In January, many of us reflect on the year that’s passed, form new goals and think about what we want to change, achieve or overcome in the year ahead....
Alyson Meister | January 15, 2021, Friday

China’s achievement in poverty alleviation seen in the eyes of a Zimbabwean student
I am certain I will remember that building for as long as I live. It looked like a fortress, or more like a gem, a bright orange-yellow one, wooden beams neatly spaced underneath a roof of traditional ...
Albert Mhangami | January 13, 2021, Wednesday

Stakeholders should join hands to make business responsible
The COVID-19 crisis has revealed how intertwined all of our major challenges are....
Bertrand Badré and Camille Putois | January 8, 2021, Friday

Caution and science will help China tame COVID-19 during Spring Festival travel rush
With a prudent, scientific approach to COVID-19 prevention and control, China has the capability and confidence to avoid a mass outbreak during the upcoming annual Spring Festival travel rush, despite...
January 6, 2021, Wednesday

Collective action needed to meet climate challenge
About 12 months ago, private-sector leaders came together at the World Economic Forum with a sense of optimism and a series of new commitments to re-energize the fight against climate change....
Michael Froman | January 6, 2021, Wednesday

Small bridges for dialogue and cooperation
I love small bridges. Always have. In my hometown of New York City, my favorite bridge is the Bow Bridge in Central Park....
Joshua Simon Selig | December 30, 2020, Wednesday

How the whole world will change in year 2021
As the world prepares to bid farewell to the year 2020, one question becomes glaringly evident: What will the world look like in 2021?...
December 30, 2020, Wednesday

New philosophy can beat the middle-income trap
China is determined to evade the so-called “middle-income trap” and become a high-income economy in the next 15 years, with its “new development philosophy” guiding the way....
December 16, 2020, Wednesday

Vision needed to regulate seafloor mining
Today’s growing world population and a privileged minority’s rapidly rising living standards are driving resource consumption and waste production at a rate requiring the capacities of 1.7 Earths and fuels...
Sabine Christiansen and Sebastian Unger | December 16, 2020, Wednesday

One man's meat
Wan Lixin Opinion deputy editor
Community canteens fill an important gap in lives of the elderly
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