Reversing the slowdown will require policymakers to reform the ways in which they debate, vet, and implement new regulations and pandemic-control measures.

The structure of great-power rivalry may exclude a world of love and harmony, but it does not necessitate a world of immutable conflict.

We risk serious errors as a nation if we shy away from reality because we find it distasteful.

Asia cannot fully decarbonize without becoming even more financially interconnected with — and dependent on — China.

True deleveraging is painful, but it is also bad for policy innovation.

China’s energy crisis and the Evergrande debacle do not pose systemic risks. But the persistent slowdown in economic growth does.

Xi Jinping should be believed when he says that he intends to build China into a “modern socialist power.”

The facts favor China’s ambitious goal of reaching carbon neutrality by 2060.

Why now for Xi's blitz of economic reforms? China’s political calendar.

Browbeating billionaires won’t address structural imbalances in China’s economy.

Either everyone wins the fight against climate change, or no one does.

The real business-related challenge for the U.S. vis-à-vis China is the tradeoff between national security and the benefits of economic exchange.