Has the Curtain Dropped on Chinese Cinema?
A dismal year for the Chinese box office is set to end with just one Hollywood movie in the top ten by revenue.
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Shirley Kan on 45 Years of the Taiwan Relations Act
The analyst discusses the legacy of the legislation that continues to define the U.S.-Taiwan partnership.
Driving Deutschland
From Germany's China pickle to the global EV race.
Chinese Robots Hit the Factory Floor
Chinese industrial robot makers have succeeded in taking a bigger share of the domestic market. Can they compete globally?
Last Multinational Standing?
Can Volkswagen survive in China and still thrive at home?
Could Chinese Cars Still Enter the United States?
Some Chinese car companies are still hoping to enter U.S. markets, despite proposed restrictions that are thought to be a fatal blow to their global...
Angela Merkel’s Blind Spot on China
The former German chancellor pursued ever closer economic ties between Germany, the EU and China while in office. But in her new memoir, she glosses...
Jerome Cohen on China’s Rule by Law
Jerome Cohen, the famous China legal scholar and practitioner, died on September 22 at the age of 95. In memory of him, we are reposting...
From POGOs to Pig Butchering
The evolution of China's online gambling and scamming underworld.
Chinese AI Companies Are Catching Up Despite U.S. Restrictions
The Biden administration is piling on export controls designed to limit China’s AI advances, but experts say its leading models are on a par with...
Risky Business
Southeast Asia’s runaway gambling industry has created chaos — both to the detriment and advantage of China.
How to Think About Trump’s Likely Approach to China
The President-elect sometimes appears to contradict himself on China and go against the thinking of his past and future advisors.