
What Washington Doesn’t Understand About CCP Membership
Targeting students based on party affiliation is fundamentally misguided.

Why Do Americans Mispronounce ‘Xi Jinping’?
A brief history of China’s language Romanization.

Trump’s Attacks on Harvard Cause Alarm in China
Ongoing fears of student espionage are largely unfounded.

China Tries to Revive Economy Amid Tariff Pause
Officials hope to boost domestic spending, but prospects are slim.

U.S.-China Trade Deal Defies Expectations
But big questions remain about what happens next.

The Pentagon Fixates on War Over Taiwan
While U.S. military leaders fret about China, Trump has dismissed the Asia-Pacific.

No Talk, but Some Action on U.S.-China Tariffs
Beijing refutes Trump’s claims about ongoing trade negotiations between the two countries.

Countries Face Pressure to Pick Sides in U.S.-China Trade War
Beijing and Washington are putting third parties in a painful position.

Businesses on Both Sides of the Pacific Brace for Impact
In China and the United States, trade war uncertainty is prompting difficult decisions.

China Prepares to Endure a Trade War
After a tense week, what happens next?

China Looks to Neighbors as Trump Tariffs Loom
Beijing, Seoul, and Tokyo have agreed to cooperate more closely on free trade.

U.S. Cybersecurity Weakness Benefits China
The Trump administration’s group chat breach underscores that Beijing might have the edge in information warfare.

China Faces PR Challenge in Zambia
An acidic waste spill from a Chinese-owned copper mine has contaminated the country’s most important waterway.

China Leans Into Trade War
Officials in Beijing might be prepared to fight to the end, but is the Chinese public?

Another High-Ranking Chinese Official Falls
Jin Zhuanglong is the latest State Council member to lose out amid President Xi Jinping’s rolling purges.