Rana Mitter on National Narratives and China’s ‘Good War’
In his new book, the Oxford scholar explores China's role in World War II, and its influence on today's nationalism.
China Flexes Its Antitrust Law
As the U.S. and China escalate their tit-for-tat, both countries are looking for legitimacy under the cloak of the law.
The Logic of Sino-Western Detente
Those advocating more confrontation with China must weigh the probability that China’s growth could continue while opportunities for the West shrink.
Neighborhood Watch
Books to understand the alliances and strategies that Asian nations form to deal with — or profit from — China’s growing clout.
Kaiser Kuo on How China Threatens the U.S. Self-Conception
The Sinica podcast host talks about race, belief systems, and the early days of China's internet boom.
American Authors Get the Cold Shoulder in China
Once a growing market for U.S. books, China seems to have frozen the publishing pipeline.
The ZTE Conundrum
While Huawei's fate seems settled, the U.S. has offered a kind of lifeline to ZTE. Why?
Frayed Cables
With ‘Team Telecom’ monitoring undersea internet cables, U.S. connections to China aren’t getting any stronger.
Are Chinese Drones a National Security Threat or Required for the National Interest?
The U.S. government can't seem to decide.
Tricks of the Trade War
Our data graphics explore how trade with China fared under Trump.
China Memos for the Next President
Experts in trade, technology, and investments give advice on where the U.S. should go from here.
Deglobalization Will Hurt the World’s Poorer Regions
And the intellectual response has been a near-deafening silence.