The Corps of Xinjiang
Without understanding the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (XPCC), it is impossible to understand modern day Xinjiang. Understanding the XPCC, however, is no small feat.
Boxed In
How a single Covid case in China exposed the sensitivity of tightly-wound global supply chains.
Fishy Business
China is one of the leading destinations for freshly-caught U.S. fish, which are then processed and sent back to America.
The Lithium Liability
As policymakers and business leaders in both the U.S. and China rev up electric-vehicle production, they find themselves reliant on the insecure supply of a...
China’s Stake in Africa’s Mines
China puts its money where the bauxite, copper and cobalt is.
Hemmed In
Marjorie Yang has staked much of her textile empire on being socially responsible, and yet her firm, Esquel Group, ended up on the Entity List....
Sporting Chinese Clothes
As sales in China go up, the global sportswear supply chain is shifting away.
The Competition Conundrum
Biden’s infrastructure and clean energy plans want to ‘outcompete’ China — but they also rely on it.
How to Win the Chip Wars
The U.S. continues to have enormous advantages in many critical technology sectors, and China’s system is plenty capable of self-inflicted wounds.
China’s Gone Fishing
Both for itself and for the rest of the world.
Amelia Pang on Consumer Demand and Uyghur Labor
The journalist discusses her new book, “Made in China,” and the realities of China’s Laogai system.
Dan Wang on China’s Subtle Retaliation
The technology analyst talks about semiconductors, manufacturing, and innovation, and why China has hugged U.S. firms even closer.