China’s Electric Vehicle End Game
Consolidation in China’s auto sector is long overdue. But can Beijing stomach the damage to China’s economy?
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China’s Cheap Dates
Consumers are benefiting in the short term as goods prices fall, but deflation could hurt Chinese brands longer term.
How China Sees Iran’s Future
Beijing has been critical of Tehran’s recent strategic blunders, but sees Iran’s continuing existence as still vital to its interests.
Mr. Magnet and the Race for Rare Earths
Plus, putting the brakes on the EV industry price war.
Ely Ratner on Keeping the U.S. Focused on China
The Biden administration’s assistant secretary of defense explains why there needs to be a new defense pact in Southeast Asia akin to NATO, and the...
China Inc’s American Exodus
Beijing and Washington once encouraged Chinese corporate listings in the U.S., state and private-sector alike. No longer. Some U.S. politicians want them delisted, and Xi...
China Wades Deeper into Deep Tech
The launch of a huge government-backed investment fund signals Beijing’s renewed ambitions to support industries from AI to biotech.
The One Chinese Toy that Even Trump Tariffs Can’t Kill
Pop Mart, the company behind Labubu, is a rare example of a Chinese toy company finding global success with its own product.
Forcing Chinese Companies Off American Stock Exchanges
Plus, no price too high for that Labubu.
How The Iran Conflict Could Hit China’s Oil Industry
Small Chinese refineries face trouble if their supply of cheap Iranian crude is restricted.
TikTok Ban Loses Its Bite
TikTok remains under Chinese ownership, five months after legislation required that it be sold or banned.
How to Stand Firm Against Chinese Economic Pressure
Countries hoping to deepen trade ties with China should learn from those who that have faced conflict before.