This seems to suggest that the government in China sees the system as a means to both regulate the economy, but also as a tool of governance to track and control the behaviour of citizens.

To see how geography and ideology collide ... a key battleground for armies pushing east and west; China by Tibet. Ideologies may come and go but, says Marshall, who served a long stint as ...

BEIJING—A rare prisoner swap between China and the U.S. this week that secured the release of three Americans points to ...

Prisoners of Geography breaks the globe up into 10 distinct ... And you can also understand just why China is expanding its influence across the globe, and especially Africa, at such a prodigious ...