Getting China Right
The best new books on how to manage the U.S.-China competition, as well as titles on Chinese literature and even cooking.
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Xi and the 2022 Congress — No Rivals in Sight
Despite a rocky start to this year, the overwhelming expectation is that Xi will be granted a third term as party leader.
Fall Guy
After the U.S. government started investigating ZTE for sanctions violations, the company's American General Counsel, Ashley Yablon, turned to the FBI and spilled the billion...
Little Giants, Big Expectations
A look at the companies involved in Beijing's new initiative as well as its European analogues and why some people aren’t so sure of its...
Deborah Brautigam on China’s Return on Investment in Africa
The scholar explains the myth of 'debt trap diplomacy', how Covid has changed China's relationship to Africa, and China's capacity to 'meddle.'
Risks vs. Rewards
For a ZTE whistleblower, Chinese investments in Africa and a new Beijing initiative.
Measuring and Mis-measuring China’s Scientific Rise
China’s ability to conduct world-class research is improving, but likely much more slowly and steadily than most headlines insist.
The Chip Champion?
Determined to keep China locked out of the chip supply chain, the U.S. government is doubling down on efforts to reshore advanced semiconductor manufacturing. But...
Making Sense of Sanctions
The nature and severity of U.S. trade and business restrictions vary widely.
Ken Lieberthal on Washington’s Major China Challenges
The longtime China expert and political advisor talks about the TPP, the unbalanced "pivot" to Asia, and the five missteps hurting the Biden administration's China...
Layoff Land
Unprecedented layoffs at some of China's biggest tech firms indicate wavering growth.
Course Corrections
From Washington's China policies to Intel's chip strategies.