The Middle Way
China's business ties with the Middle East are getting ever closer, underpinning its growing diplomatic efforts in the region.
Philippe Le Corre on Europe’s Role between the U.S. and China
The academic talks about how the EU can pursue its own strategy towards China, what its approach to the Taiwan situation should be, and the...
ASEAN Between the U.S. and China
It's unfair to expect South East Asian nations to decouple from the world's second-largest economy.
Chun Han Wong on How Xi Jinping Has Changed China
The journalist talks about Xi Jinping's rise to the top; how he keeps his rivals at bay; and what could happen after he finally steps...
Cable Cutters
On February 2, a Chinese fishing vessel cut one of the two subsea internet cables connecting the Matsu islands to Taiwan. Six days later, an...
Nicholas Burns on Managing the Competition with China
The ambassador to China talks about the airing of grievances; the military-to-military stalemate; and if there is really a 'thaw' in U.S.-China relations.
China’s Youth Unemployment Problem
Record-breaking figures for joblessness among young workers weaken the Chinese economy's near- and long-term prospects.
Failing to Fly
The number of flights between the U.S. and China has barely recovered since the end of the pandemic.
The China-Europe Partnership is Breaking Down
The souring of relations between European capitals and Beijing represents a strategic opportunity for the U.S.
Keyu Jin on Why China’s Economy Needs to Change
The economist explains how China's current model has run its course and why the country needs speedier political development.
The Road Back to Growth in China
Barring a “black swan” event, China can achieve 6 percent GDP growth this year, argues a top Chinese economist.
Beijing’s Latest Crackdown Deepens Foreign Business’s Confusion
The moves against consultancies and due diligence firms will make it harder for multinationals to operate in China, even as local governments are desperate to...