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
Premier Li Keqiang
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’
‘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’
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
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
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
China’s caught up in the numbers game
Premier Li Keqiang warns of economic risks despite upbeat growth data
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
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