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China targets Taiwan s temples, Matsu worshippers in influence ops

China targets Taiwan s temples, Matsu worshippers in influence ops
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China targets Taiwan s temples, Matsu worshippers in influence ops — Radio Free Asia

How a sea goddess was co-opted by Beijing s United Front operations targeting millions of voters.

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Demand for Chinese Traditional Medicine Fuels Illegal Wildlife Trafficking in Africa

A detailed result of clinical trials for traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) shows lack of scientific evidence, raising questions about its efficacy.

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The butterfly effect: tropical butterflies spread as monarchs dwindle in East Asia

Rising temperatures have expanded habitats for tropical butterflies, but left less room for temperate-zone species.

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Demand for traditional Chinese medicine in Africa sparks fears for endangered species

Amid the rise in demand for traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) products in African countries has sparked fear for poaching of endangered species.

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