The Solar Flood
Chinese companies dominate the global solar industry, yet rising capacity has sent prices plummeting.
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How a Move to Bangkok Revealed China’s Economic Power
Hong Kong lies close to some of China’s biggest tech and manufacturing companies, but you hardly know it living there.
Jonathan Chatwin on the Significance of Deng Xiaoping’s Southern Tour
The writer explains why the aging Chinese leader’s trip to the south in 1992 became a landmark in the country’s reform and opening up era,...
The Rare Earth Rumble
A corporate drama in Australia has high stakes for the West’s quest to build a critical minerals supply chain independent of China.
The Tariff Toll
Tariffs have become a staple of the U.S.’s China policy, but a failure to enforce them properly is creating problems for American companies.
The Taiwan Hawk?
Plus, the toll of tariffs on U.S. companies.
The Case for Deterrence
Xi Jinping has made his desire to subjugate Taiwan known. The U.S. and its allies should take him at his word and take several urgent...
What the China Pessimists Are Getting Wrong
While China is probably in a much better position than bearish observers claim, the economy would benefit if Chinese households saved less and consumed more.
Lessons in AI
iFlytek takes flight; Yuen Yuen Ang on crony-capitalism; and why Rahm Emanuel likes to troll Beijing.
The Bus Bust-up
There’s another Chinese export concerning the West — electric buses — and the race to catch up is underway.
Rahm Emanuel on Seeing China as a Strategic Adversary
The U.S. ambassador to Japan talks about China’s threat to the Philippines and other nations, shoring up America’s alliances in the Indo Pacific, and why...
How Exceptional Is China’s Crony-Capitalist Boom?
In both the U.S. and China, corruption has evolved over time from thuggery and theft to more sophisticated exchanges of power and profit.