‘Repressive’ China sails into dangerous waters
Fake facts and fabricated data will put the world’s second-largest economy at risk amid ‘Covid-zero’ turmoil
President Xi Jinping
Shenzhen meltdown highlights China’s crisis
The ‘Miracle City’ has been hit by the aftershocks of Xi’s ‘zero-Covid’ policy and ’spiraling shipping costs’
Chinese citizens coaxed into the spying game
Ministry of State Security offers US$15,000 for intel on foreign agents and collaborators
Howling ‘Wolf Warriors’ shatter China’s reputation
President Xi and his inner circle of old gray men are being scorched by the fires of nationalism
How Xi took a wrecking ball to China’s global image
In less than six months, he has tanked the economy, created Covid-19 anger and left China isolated
Beijing and Washington locked in a war of ‘values’
China ‘has become more repressive at home and more aggressive abroad’ under President Xi says Blinken
China ensnared in a web of high-tech spyware
President Xi’s social credit system has been called ‘a futuristic vision of Big Brother out of control’
Defrosting relations with China a ‘real possibility’
There will be no ‘re-set’ like we saw in the heady days of 2015 but Australia can reduce chill factor
China risks, ‘Black Swans’ and those Xi rumors
Global Inc needs to prepare for the economic threats that are hiding just beyond the horizon
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