
Cold and Flu Season Stirs Dread in China
An uptick in respiratory illnesses among children isn’t a new virus, but it hasn’t helped the public mood.

This Isn’t a Honeymoon Phase for the U.S. and China
After last week’s Xi-Biden meeting, the world’s two chief powers have merely agreed to a cessation of hostilities.

Can Xi and Biden Repair U.S.-China Ties?
Their meeting in San Francisco will reportedly lead to pledges on areas of mutual concern, as tensions remain high.

Xi Gears Up for Long-Awaited U.S. Trip
The Chinese leader will meet Biden on the sidelines of a San Francisco summit in his first visit to the United States since 2017.

Mixed Messages From Beijing on the U.S.-China Relationship
A recent thaw in diplomatic relations contrasts with online vitriol.

Where Does China Stand on the Israel-Hamas War?
The crisis may expose the limits of Beijing’s reach in the Middle East.

China Finds Friends in Europe’s Far Right
A German politician’s ties to a Chinese influence network are part of a pattern across Central and Eastern Europe.

As China’s Property Sector Crumbles, Who Takes the Fall?
Two detained former executives from developer China Evergrande Group won’t be the only scapegoats.

China’s Defense Minister Meets His Downfall
The disappearance of Li Shangfu seems to be part of a cycle of paranoia for Chinese President Xi Jinping.

U.K. Spy Scandal Could Shift China Policy
An espionage case involving a parliamentary aide comes at a bad time for the Conservative Party.

Xi Jinping Will Be a G-20 No-Show
The Chinese leader’s absence from the summit in New Delhi raises questions about political affairs in Beijing.

Why China Is Stirring Up Anti-Japanese Sentiment
State-supported anger in the wake of Japan’s Fukushima wastewater release follows a nationalist script.

Global Mood Sours on China’s Economy
Investors and the Chinese public alike are losing faith in Beijing’s ability to stave off a serious downturn.

Biden Isn’t Driving Investors Out of China
New restrictions on U.S. investments in high-tech sectors follow a trend of foreign firms fading out.

Record Flooding Highlights Rural-Urban Divide in China
The decision to protect Beijing by diverting water prompts widespread anger in Hebei province.