China Brief

CEOs need to get better at listening to bad news about China.

And that the Chinese technology sector’s era of relative freedom may be over.

One hundred years since its founding, the party commands more control inside China than ever before.

The national security law has brought down Apple Daily, one of the last bastions of media resistance to Beijing.

The latest G-7 summit shows Biden could be more successful than Trump in courting allies to counter Beijing.

Although a lab leak is unlikely, officials have plenty to conceal in Wuhan.

The costs of raising children, not government restraints, are stopping Chinese parents from having more.

Yuan Longping, who developed hybrid rice in the 1970s, won global recognition and became a national icon.

A bill with bipartisan support aims to counter Beijing through funding new technologies. Businesses and special interest groups have jumped right in.

Local protests have raised questions about the surveillance state after a teenager mysteriously fell to his death in Chengdu.

An offensive Weibo post about India’s coronavirus crisis highlights the limits of “wolf warrior” diplomacy.

Census data is expected to reflect a simple reality: Having children in China is expensive and burdensome for many families.