Property bubble trouble and the sins of the past
What the Chinese scapegoaters did not know about Metro Vancouver’s housing boom in the 2010s
Analysis
How China can resolve the Myanmar coup crisis
It would be wrong to think the China-Myanmar relationship is a simple story of patron and client
China’s vision is to remake the world in its own image
The ruling Communist Party sees the liberal values embedded in the present order as a threat to its rule
President Xi and the Party gripped by ‘China Century’ obsession
The CCP is convinced of its own economic superiority and the gradual decline of western-style democracies
Does Xi really threaten American power abroad?
The post-World War II order may not be able to withstand the stress of China’s mounting challenges from within
Biden’s battle of democracies and the China challenge
The New Cold War between Washington and Beijing might be on ice but fundamental issues remain
Covid-19 investigation in China turns into a political circus
The WHO left the world wanting to know about the forensic evidence surrounding the outbreak in Wuhan
China is turning to military robots to remake its borders
Projects such as the Underwater Great Wall and ‘battlefield robots’ and ‘exoskeleton soldiers’ are in the pipeline
China’s ‘techno-nationalism’ and the innovation war with the US
The race for supremacy is at the heart of Beijing’s US$1 trillion investment program to dominate the technology landscape
China risks riding the nationalistic wave into troubled waters
Beijing’s economic recovery has helped fuel rising military jingoism amid the Covid-19 chaos