China in Transition

The likely addition of new NSL crimes will present greater surveillance and discrimination risks to businesses and Hong Kong citizens.

Join our analysts for this webcast recording exploring key topics identified in the 2022 Annual Worldview Forecast.

Recurrent COVID-19 waves, reliance on state-led investment and weak domestic demand risk leaving the world’s second-largest economy in a prolonged slowdown.

Increased investment from the U.S., EU, China and Japan will lead to more chip factories being built. But it won’t defuse the threat of another global chip shortage.

Asia Pacific Analyst Chase Blazek discusses the historical developments that have come out of the most important annual political meeting in China.

New strict guidelines on what data tech firms can send abroad show Beijing’s willingness to actively manage the complex digital economy.

A look at what the coming week will bring -- and a list of recommended Stratfor articles from the week that was.

Despite the recent confirmation of U.S. troops in Taiwan, China is still more likely to seek military reunification in the long term, not the short term.

Forcing parents to feed their kids state propaganda could cross the line for the majority of Chinese citizens who are apathetic about Beijing’s political campaigns.