China is facing demographic challenges, but official numbers may understate the issue. This video explores the truth behind birth rate data and what it means for the country’s economy and society.

Beijing has rolled out a series of pro-natalist policies, from offering cash handouts to improving childcare services, extending paternity and maternity leave.

Raising a child through age 18 costs more than an estimated 538,000 yuan ($76,000), a price at which many young adults are ...

The new levy reflects a broader policy pivot, as a rapidly ageing China shifts from limiting births to encouraging people to ...

For decades, global developmental discourse has been overwhelmingly shaped by the imagery of cities, towering skylines, megacities, industrial belts, and densely networked metropolitan zones that ...

Engineers inspect a line of enormous stainless-steel vats where a biologic drug will soon begin production, derived from cells originating in hamster ovaries. With each vat big enough to make 50,000 ...

China’s status as a global superpower was unimaginable just half a century ago. In the 1970s, the country was overwhelmingly ...

China’s theatrical market is losing younger audiences while Vietnam emerges as a breakout territory for pan-Asian content, ...

Marriott opened its 700th property in Asia Pacific excluding China - the Legacy Mekong, Can Tho, Autograph Collection in ...

The shift is not just a matter of numbers; it is evidence of a wave of global urbanization that is putting Asia at the center ...