
The suspension of Arctic Council activities following Russia's re-invasion of Ukraine presents an opening for China to challenge Arctic governance.
The suspension of Arctic Council activities following Russia's re-invasion of Ukraine presents an opening for China to challenge Arctic governance.
The incoming chief executive's focus on national security and ties with Beijing bodes ill for Hong Kongers' personal freedoms and the territory's business climate.
Beijing's crackdown on social media content is further obscuring one of the last windows into Chinese society at a time of rapid policy change.
Beijing will likely remain focused on eradicating outbreaks through at least October, portending continued lockdowns in Shanghai and China’s other highly populated financial hubs.
China's new security deal with the island nation is the latest in a series of moves by Beijing to normalize its military's expanding international role.
By Rodger Baker
While China's outreach to India is unlikely to result in full normalization, it will likely reduce tensions along the disputed border, at least temporarily.
While China is likely to continue its tacit support for Russia in the war in Ukraine, Beijing will also seek to repair relations with the West to protect its economic growth.
The Two Sessions is the largest annual political gathering in China; this podcast has major highlights.
The focus of Beijing's Government Work Report suggests the supply chain disruptions of 2021 related to COVID-19 and domestic export policies will continue in 2022.
Beijing’s mixed reaction to the invasion reflects a deeper unease with Moscow’s desire to build a moat around itself as China tries to bridge the vast continental area.
By Rodger Baker