All the President’s Generals
President Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaigns have come full circle in the PLA. First he hunted his predecessors’ appointees. Now his own generals are falling.
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Xi Jinping’s Disappearing Generals
Plus, Jeremy Wallace on the ambitions and shortcomings of China’s green energy “megabases”.
Meredith Oyen on Chinese Immigration Into the United States
The historian talks about the role migrant policy could play in U.S.-China relations and whether national security concerns are justified.
Despite Trump, Europe Should Not Flee into China’s Arms
The continent should rely more on developing its own internal markets rather than seek a rapprochement with Beijing.
Chagee’s Last-Gasp Listing
Tea chain Chagee listed on the Nasdaq as calls mount to bar Chinese stocks from the U.S. markets.
“A Vicious Cycle”
Squeezed by commercial and political pressures, China’s book publishers face an existential crisis.
How China’s Book Publishers “Dance in Their Chains”
Plus, Meredith Oyen on Chinese migration and its consequences.
How Trump’s China Policy Looks at the 100-Day Mark
The returning president’s approach so far risks degrading American alliances and partnerships and impeding productive diplomacy with Beijing.
Jason Bedford on the Weak Spots in Chinese Banks
The longtime analyst explains why China’s banking system is key to understanding its economy, and why its top lenders might be both stronger — and...
The Vapor Trail
Chinese vape makers exploited a loophole in rules set during the first Trump administration to spread their products across America. Could the president's trade war...
The Vaping Invasion
Plus, Jason Bedford on China’s banks, good and bad.
Wall Street’s CATL Dilemma
The battery giant’s Hong Kong IPO has put big American banks in Washington’s crosshairs.