China’s Imagination Deficit
Beijing is providing only stale solutions to the country's economic problems.
Why China Won’t Fight the Houthis
China's main aim is to blame the U.S. and Israel for turmoil in the Middle East.
The Financial Fallout from China’s Property Market
Unless Beijing takes some bold steps the real estate slump will continue to hinder the economy.
Beijing Is Set to Rescue the Market Again: But Is That the Right Thing to Do?
There are much better ways for the government to spend hundreds of billions of dollars than propping up Chinese stocks.
U.S. Technologies and the Emboldening of China
Rather than restricting access to militarily useful technologies, U.S. export control officials and their failed policies risk emboldening Beijing.
The Dilemma of the China Shedding Strategy
Global investment firms face a risky balancing act as they create separate operations in China.
The Industry View of U.S. Export Controls: Moving the Goalposts
The Trump and Biden administrations’ efforts to restrict China’s access to chips has led to five years of confusion for companies.
South Korea and the U.S.-China Rivalry
The Asian nation benefited hugely from closer global economic integration. That is now under threat.
China’s Economic Engine Is Running Out of Fuel
Policy makers need to be more realistic about the prospects for future growth, particularly when it comes to China's demographic challenges.
Fixing China’s Real-Estate Sector
Beijing may have to take over control of property developers to contain the impact of the sector's downturn.
On Kissinger, China and the “End of Engagement”
The writer and scholar Orville Schell reflects on the legacy of Henry Kissinger.
Beijing is Not Returning to its Reform Agenda
Don't be fooled by the Chinese government's recent charm offensive towards foreign business.