Is there Inner Party Push Back to Xi’s Economic Policies?
Formal opposition to Xi Jinping is highly unlikely, but that doesn't mean there isn't disquiet about his way of operating.
China’s Africa Assets
A look at China’s infrastructure projects in Africa, the companies involved, and who stands to gain.
Two Strong Hands
China’s vision for the private sector.
Kevin Rudd on the Decade of Living Dangerously
The former Australian prime minister talks about the extraordinary personal chemistry between Xi and Putin, the reality checks slowly working their way through the Chinese...
Understanding China’s Household Balance Sheet
Talk about China’s 'Lehman moment' overlooks the fact that the country's household balance sheet looks very different from America's.
Building New China
Among the handful of truly global architecture firms, the New York-based Kohn Pedersen Fox has distinguished itself in China, designing some of the country’s most...
Charlene Barshefsky on Why Engagement with China is More Important Than Ever
The chief U.S. negotiator when China joined the WTO reflects on the surprises and failures of that landmark deal and why she thinks the U.S....
PAG’s Newfound Punch
A look at one of Asia’s largest private equity firms, which is in hot water after recent criticisms of China's economy.
Good U.S.-China Strategic Competition
Strategic competition tends to be viewed as a worrisome, even threatening, prospect. It need not be.
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.
Will China Hit Its Growth Target?
China’s GDP growth target looks highly challenging in light of the Ukraine war and U.S. monetary tightening.