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Is the United States facing a new ‘Axis of Evil’?
Concerns are growing about the emerging partnership among China, Russia, Iran and North Korea
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China’s next move on a long and changing Road
Beijing still has support in the Global South and will use that to boost China’s geopolitical ambitions
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‘Bully next door’ will not decide the fate of Taiwan
China’s military intimidation can not stop next year’s elections and the Taiwanese ‘people’s’ right to vote
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China’s recovery is built on shaky foundations
Whatever happens to the world’s second-largest economy will have a major effect on global growth
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China’s close encounters of the dangerous kind
Washington cites incidents in the air and on the sea as examples of Beijing’s increasing ‘aggressiveness’
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Major democracies to curb China’s coercion risks
Decoupling Lite will put the West on a collision course with Beijing and its nationalistic agenda
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Hong Kong risks an irreversible brain drain
‘It is no coincidence that this mass exodus comes amid the 2020 enactment of the National Security Law’
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China tries to downplay the surge in Covid cases
Beijing’s decision to reverse the government’s ‘zero’ policy risks being a slap in the face for President Xi Jinping
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Recession risk looms over China’s Covid landscape
An American study has revealed that more than one million people could die from the virus
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China rocked by anti-Xi protests amid ‘freedom’ calls
Rolling lockdowns and mass testing have snapped the public’s patience, sparking anger against Communist Party rule
