Washington’s Xinjiang Fix
The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, which is now two years old, is one of the most ambitious pieces of human rights legislation ever passed...
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Not Your Typical Trade Law
The Uyghur Forced Labor Protection Act turns two.
Credit Check
What exactly happened to China's social credit system?
The Mineral Hunt
A look at the American effort to catch up on critical raw material supply by searching closer to home.
Janka Oertel on the End of the China Illusion
The political analyst talks about how Europe’s mindset towards China needs to change, why Beijing’s support for Russia over Ukraine is a watershed moment, and...
Foreign Law Firms Feel the Chill in China
A dealmaking slowdown is making it harder for international firms to justify their presence in a once vital market.
Italy and Europe’s Chinese Trial by Fire
The Italian leader has shifted her country’s approach to China, but the destination is not yet clear.
The Grand Experiment
Two decades after the social credit system was conceived, China is hardly any closer to creating an honest society or one where, as the government...
Who is ZhenFund?
A look at one of China’s largest angel investors, with a penchant for artificial intelligence.
Gregory Allen on the U.S.-China Tech Rivalry
The analyst explains why the U.S.'s chip export controls represent a turning point in its relationship with China and the prospects for future multilateral co-operation.
China’s Coal Calculations
The country’s carbon emissions could enter structural decline next year, but there’s a big if.
Caging the Tech Capitalists
Jack Ma's provocative speech in October 2020 gave China the justification it needed to tame its unruly tech giants. But Beijing was already pretty far...