China and Pakistan Strengthen Legislative Ties for a Shared Future
China’s top legislator Zhao Leji meets Pakistani President Zardari in Beijing, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties and promote a shared future through legislative cooperation. 
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China Proposes First-Ever National Park Law 
China submits its first national park law to the top legislature, aiming to establish a legal framework for planning, protection, and management of national parks. 
China’s Top Legislator Strengthens Ties with Russia in High-Stakes Visit 
Chinese top legislator Zhao Leji visited Russia to enhance bilateral relations, strengthening strategic partnership and celebrating 75 years of diplomatic ties.
U.S. Senate to Vote on Anti-Semitism Bill Amid Campus Unrest 
The U.S. Senate debates a key anti-Semitism bill amid escalating campus protests over the Israel-Hamas conflict.
The 1875 Law That Shaped Anti-Asian Racism in the U.S. 
The 1875 Page Act — America’s first anti-Asian law — targeted Chinese women and set the stage for decades of systemic racism. 
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China Tightens Wildlife Laws Post-COVID to Curb Disease Risks 
China accelerates wildlife law reforms post-COVID, targeting illegal trade and disease prevention. Experts highlight stricter enforcement and public involvement.