Battle lines drawn in China’s World War II narrative
Taiwan is outraged by Beijing’s portrayal of the Communist Party as the victors over Japan
The Long Read
How China silenced Hong Kong’s voices of democracy
Patriotic education and suppression have changed the city following Beijing’s national security law
What will come after the trade war and the China split
A return to the status quo is impossible with both Washington and Beijing
Taiwan’s perilous path amid China-US tension
Risks lie ahead for the island ‘whether or not conflict continues between Beijing and Washington’
China is waging a trade war with Europe and winning
Beijing has used industrial policy and a weak currency, not tariffs, and they are working
ASEAN investment scrutiny casts Hong Kong shadow
Perception is fading about the city’s historically legal autonomy and commercial reputation
China’s covert military support targets the West
Beijing’s ‘plausible deniability’ on arms supply is becoming implausible, and could soon extend to Iran
Albanese walks a fine line between China and the US
Pragmatism was at the heart of his six-day trip and talks with Chinese President Xi and Premier Li
Economic security in a world of China-US hazards
APEC has been reluctant to engage in debates on the stable supply of critical goods amid trade tensions
Hong Kong’s democracy lights have been snuffed out
We should not forget the people who made it their life’s work to achieve democracy only to be jailed