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Premier Li Keqiang
9 stories
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How China’s Li Keqiang was left out in the cold
His sudden death could be used as a way to criticize his former boss Xi Jinping
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China’s myth machine and the Party’s autocratic rule
Grandiose theater and hot air make a mockery of what the CCP insists is ‘transparency and representation for all’
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‘China Coup’ gives way to President Xi’s policy plot
Decision to dump Li Keqiang and Wang Yang ‘was not the outcome imagined’ in ‘China Coup: The Great Leap to Freedom’
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China’s ailing economy ends up on life support
Covid-19 lockdowns across the country have snuffed out business activity and fueled an unemployment crisis
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On the governance of modern Shanghai
Maybe it’s harder than Xi Jinping would have us think … ripples are disturbing the waters of a harmonious China
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Winds of war threaten to hit China’s economy
Premier Li Keqiang warns of the global ‘risks and challenges’ facing Beijing as Russia’s war with Ukraine rages
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China’s caught up in the numbers game
Premier Li Keqiang warns of economic risks despite upbeat growth data
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Beijing faces a massive job in curbing youth unemployment
The jobless rate in China for young people has climbed to 13% and is more than twice the national average
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Gray is the new black as Premier Li delivers his work report
Growth targets, Hong Kong and a jump in defense spending are outlined at the National People’s Congress
