Trusting China’s economic data more like a giant leap of faith
Do Beijing’s numbers really stand up as China’s trading partners face the deepest recession since the Great Depression?
Analysis
President Xi looks to engulf Hong Kong in a Red tide of Party dogma
Move by China’s President to turn Shenzhen into the heartbeat of the Great Bay Area spells the end of HK’s special status
China’s government continues to suppress human rights
President Xi’s government has proved it is not interested in freedom of expression despite Beijing’s platitudes
How China invaded Taiwan amid US Presidential Election chaos
A former vice-chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff outlines a scenario that could trigger conflict in the Taiwan Strait
China would be wrong to think Joe Biden is a soft touch
Joe Biden’s China policy will be more structured compared to President Donald Trump’s scattergun approach. Photo: Courtesy of Gage Skidmore / Flickr
China’s great leap of faith in the flood of the century
Concerns grow about the Three Gorges Dam and the world’s largest hydroelectricity plant
China’s sugar-coated stats a bittersweet pill of economic lies
Beijing will do everything possible to put a positive spin on the economy by releasing a raft of dodgy data
How Dickson Yeo built a ‘bridge of spies’ network for China in the US
In a textbook story of subterfuge, he was approached to provide ‘political reports and information’