Can Trump and Xi Strike a Deal?
Both sides are sending positive signals ahead of a Thursday meeting, but a temporary truce may be more likely.
China Announces Military Purge Ahead of Fourth Plenum
It’s the first of many possible personnel changes during this week’s party meeting.
China’s Rare-Earth Flex Sends the United States Scrambling
Beijing’s new export controls take a page from Washington’s playbook.
China’s Weak Passports Are Holding Back Its Soft Power
This week’s holiday shows the Chinese public’s immense appetite for travel.
How Taipei Should Handle Washington
There are several options for dealing with the Trump administration.
Why China Hawks Love Talking About AI
Artificial intelligence is not the most important part of the U.S.-China technology race, yet it receives the most attention in Washington.
U.S., China Talk Trade and TikTok
Can the latest round of negotiations find a deal that sticks?
No New World Order Here
China’s military parade was just another display of a long-standing relationship.
Putin Pays Homage at Xi’s Summit
Beijing is rapidly eclipsing Moscow’s role in Central Asia.
Why Does China Care About New York Politics?
Beijing’s influence efforts can be surprisingly small-scale.
A Guide to Censorship in China
Strange processes determine what does—or doesn’t—get published.
A New Chapter in the U.S.-China Chip Trade
Nvidia and AMD show how deals get done in Trump’s Washington.
Devastating Floods Highlight Beijing’s Water Problems
The Chinese capital is uniquely vulnerable to weather events, especially amid climate changes.
Trump Snubs the Taiwanese President
The move is also a slap in the face to China hawks in Washington.
China Starts Construction on World’s Largest Hydropower Dam
Tibetans strongly oppose the controversial clean energy project.