Cheng Lei On Life in Chinese Prison
The Australian journalist talks about how she coped for three years in a Chinese detention center, her views on China now and whether she would...
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China’s Labor Market Braces for an AI Shock
Experts warn both that millions of workers could lose their positions as AI takes over, and that there aren’t enough people to fill AI-related jobs.
Chinese Chip Companies Head for the Markets
A flurry of recent listings have flooded a key industry with cash.
Japan Inc’s China Angst
Japanese automakers’ long-dominant position in Southeast Asia is under threat from a new generation of Chinese rivals who made a bolder technology bet. Can they...
Beijing’s Serene View of the Chinese Economy Ignores The Major Issues
The government’s outlook is self-contradictory and at odds with that of the IMF, setting up a tricky 2026 for China.
China’s other Olympics
Also, retrieving rockets.
China’s Other Olympics
At the Olympics of synthetic biology, 50 percent of the teams are Chinese — and counting. What does that mean for the future of the...
Why Chinese Firms are Racing to Build Reusable Rockets
Chinese space companies are making progress towards their goal but still lag far behind the U.S.'s SpaceX.
Jose Manuel Romualdez on the U.S.-China-Philippines triangle
The Philippines’ ambassador to the United States talks about the need for a peaceful resolution to the South China Sea issue and the implications of...
China Is Falling Behind at the Sharp End of the Global Robot Race
While the country is good at producing mid- to low-range robots, competitors in Japan and Europe remain ahead in advanced robotics.
China’s Search for an AI Magic Cure
Can artificial intelligence fix China’s fragmented public healthcare system?
Jin Liqun on Running China’s Answer to the World Bank
One of the most senior figures in Chinese finance talks about his decade running the AIIB and refutes talk of Beijing’s influence over the bank.