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China has donated $3.5 million to support South Africa's HIV/AIDS prevention and control efforts among youths, a key group of HIV infections, ahead of the G20 Leaders' Summit.

China will finance HIV-prevention programs in South Africa for the first time, taking a small step into the massive void left ...

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By turning our backs on effective policy that prevents people from dying needlessly, we are complicit in a serious crime. Given the hundreds of thousands already dead, with millions projected to join ...

How China’s state banks are fueling overseas investments into sensitive key technologies on a scale previously unknown, and how that is boosting Beijing’s power. Show more China has been on a giant ...

Elizabeth Lo’s “Mistress Dispeller” begins with a run of text testifying to the veracity of the events we’re about to watch and how everyone in the film agreed to appear on screen. Ms. Lo was wise to ...

Elizabeth Lo’s second feature-length film looks at a relatively new segment of China’s “love industries,” one that takes a personalized approach to combating climbing adultery rates. By Sheri Linden ...