I knew what an N95 mask was long before most of my German friends. I breathed Shanghai’s polluted air a decade ago. That has changed—and the world should start paying attention.

I’m sitting in one of Shanghai’s  10,000 cafés  with a  German startup investor  visiting China for the first time. For  90 minutes...

In Shanghai, a woman can stroll home at 2 a.m. without a second thought. That is different in Berlin, London, or San Francisco. Here’s Why.

China made history by granting the world’s first operational certificates for autonomous passenger drones.

You can feel it in the numbers, the energy, the direction of innovation: Asia’s not rising—it’s already here.