Standing at the newly renovated Eau Claire Plaza is what Paul Magnuson calls the tree.

Excerpted with permission from the publisher The Fractured Age: How the Return of Geopolitics Will Splinter the Global ...

Editorial: The prime minister will return from his much-hyped trip with modest gains that may look more impressive in time, but faces a tricky path ahead on which to hold on to them ...

Cultural factors, such as attitudes toward the past and an independent-interdependent orientation, shape how people plan ...

On a rainy Friday afternoon reminiscent of British drizzling weather, the Global Times reporters caught up with British Prime ...

Indonesia’s government persistently refuses to recognize Indigenous Peoples as rights-holders with authority over their lands ...

Light showers no deterrent, Starmer strolled along Jiuquqiao, or the nine-bend zigzag bridge; tried Shanghai's famous palmier at a shop near the bridge; visited Huxinting, which is a pavilion in the ...

In China, social and lifestyle trends often move faster than formal news. A short video, a casual phrase, a food habit, or a ...

Rosemary Godin is the Local Journalism Initiative reporter for the Cape Breton Post, a position funded by the federal ...

Every year, as the lunar new year approaches, China experiences a powerful cultural and economic rhythm shaped by zodiac ...

The visit is intended as a relationship-boosting exercise though the prime minister will also “raise the areas where we ...

Sectors such as green technologies, the circular economy and low-carbon management offer vast potential to raise the quality ...