Jimmy Lai’s Day in Court
The drawn-out trial of the media mogul and pro-democracy advocate is reshaping Hong Kong’s judiciary.
Is China Losing its Luster for Direct Investment?
China says no, but a new report suggests otherwise.
The House’s New China Agenda
The GOP takes over the House soon, bringing heightened rhetoric and hawkish proposals.
China Moves into the Gulf
With Xi's recent visit, China is competing strongly for influence in the Gulf region.
Fixing the U.S.-China Relationship
Recently, nearly 30 China experts got together to discuss how everything went so wrong and how it can be fixed.
Global Change of Heart
Has foreign investor sentiment towards China changed for good, or can potential policy changes restore confidence?
Stuck in the Middle with ASML
As the Dutch company tries to navigate the latest restrictions on semiconductor exports to China, the U.S. government is trying to not alienate its allies,...
Coal Comeback?
Following a summer of power shortages, Beijing is sending mixed messages about the role of coal in China's energy mix.
China’s Trillion Dollar Holding
Fears that China’s U.S. Treasury holdings are a vulnerability are often overblown.
China Goes Nuclear
China is poised to be a leader in next generation nuclear power.
What To Expect from the Twentieth Congress of the Chinese Communist Party
Tony Saich’s best guesstimates on Xi’s chances of reappointment, how the party’s leadership structure will change, and what to look for in terms of future...
The News Anchor Caught in the Sino-Australian Crossfire
Cheng Lei, a prominent Australian journalist, has been detained in China for two years. Can the new Australian administration reset relations and finally help set...