The Party and China’s Financial Deterioration
The Communist party should be worried about the risks that have built up in China’s financial system.
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Friedland’s Revenge
Robert Friedland says the renewable energy transition won’t be achieved without people like him digging up the critical metals needed “to electrify the world economy.”...
Mining the Future
From copper and renewable energy to China's financial outlook.
Nicholas Mulder on Economic Warfare
The scholar and author talks about how to use sanctions as leverage — not just force — and how to design and use them optimally.
Russia Pits Political China Against Technocratic China
The Russian invasion has thrown a wedge into a fierce and growing divide within the Chinese polity.
Xi’s Dangerous Decade
Even before the war in Ukraine, the 2020s were poised to be a decade of living dangerously. Now Russia’s invasion has underscored the crisis looming...
The China Initiative is Over — Now What?
Although the DoJ recently ended the controversial program, the question of how to navigate academic collaboration with China persists.
What’s Going on with China’s Stock Market?
A look at how investors are responding to the country’s economic challenges in a politically pivotal year.
Playing Politics
Xi Jinping, sanctions and stock markets.
Craig Allen on U.S. Business Confidence in China
The president of the U.S.-China Business Council talks about staying competitive, eschewing loyalty tests and inching toward a conflict of law.
China Plans for the Digital Future – Time to Take Note
Beijing is prioritizing reducing vulnerability to external pressures over optimizing value chains.
Will China’s “Common Prosperity” Survive Putin’s War?
With Covid controls and perceived complicity in Russia’s aggression already threatening to isolate China, the risks of pursuing Xi's campaign should not be underestimated.