TikTok Refugees Head for Other Chinese Apps as Ban Looms
Chinese social media app Xiaohongshu has seen a surge in American users in recent days, but the trend could prove temporary.
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Fiona Cunningham on How China Wields Its Weapons of War
The political scientist explains a new theory for understanding China’s military strategy.
How Xi Jinping Became a Prisoner of His Party’s Language
As the ultimate institutionalist, Xi derives his power and authority from the Party’s ideology, rhetoric, and rules — but now finds himself constrained by them.
Huawei’s ‘Iron Army’
How the Chinese telecom firm built a global presence by chasing rogue regimes like Iraq — and attracted U.S. ire in the process.
Developing Countries Want More Than Just Cash From China
Emerging markets are still welcoming towards Chinese capital — but increasingly on their own terms.
Huawei: The Iraq Years
Plus, China's new weapons of war.
How Chinese Is TP-Link?
The electronics firm has tried to separate its U.S. arm from China as national security concerns mount.
The Great Brew Battle
After its Nasdaq-shaking accounting scandal of 2020, Luckin Coffee has staged a legendary comeback, surpassing even Starbucks in China in terms of revenue and store...
Barry Naughton on the State of the Xi Jinping Economy
The economist discusses Beijing’s recent stimulus efforts, and the long-term problems building up as China’s leader implements his model for the country.
Coffee Wars & Consumer Society
Plus, the risks in Tesla's China supply chain.
Does Washington Have China Groupthink?
America’s foreign policy hands talk tough on China. But are they free to say what they really think?
China’s Struggles with a Consumer Society
The tightening of government controls over Chinese society over the past decade is especially at odds with its goal of spurring consumption.