Hal Brands on the Axis of Autocracies
The foreign policy expert discusses why Eurasia is key to global security, and argues that China remains the biggest threat to the world order.
Is China Winning Europe Thanks to Trump?
European leaders remain wary of Beijing thanks to its support for Russia.
What Will Happen at China’s Two Sessions?
This month’s meetings will offer crucial insights into where Beijing intends to steer the economy and how it might deal with Trump.
Going it Alone
How the U.S. learned to deploy hard-hitting economic strikes against its enemies — even when its allies were reluctant to join in.
China Hawks Stop Squawking
The Trump administration’s early moves on China are making some Republicans nervous, though few are openly voicing their doubts.
A Seat at Xi’s Table
A deep dive into the private companies invited to meet the Chinese leader.
Tom Cotton On Why China’s Threat is Greater Than Most Believe
The Republican senator on why he believes Beijing is aiming to eclipse the U.S., the need for an immediate ban on TikTok and his view...
Western Brands Cash In On Xinjiang’s Tourism Boom
China has invested heavily in promoting tourism to Xinjiang. Its efforts are paying off.
Sue-Lin Wong on the Rise of Scam Inc.
The journalist talks about her new podcast series in which she relates how online fraud first became prevalent in China, and has gone on to...
DOGE’s Latest Target is Seen as a Gift to the CCP
The National Endowment for Democracy has long been a thorn in the CCP's side. On Tuesday, its funding was frozen.
The Hong Kong Company at the Center of Panama’s China Problem
A closer look at CK Hutchison, whose subsidiary operates ports on either end of the Panama Canal.
The Shock and Awe Hidden in Trump’s First Trade Memo
A seemingly bland document published on the first day of the new administration reveals the extent of the president’s desire to reshape global trade.