U.S., Aus, Japan, India Mull Belt and Road Alternative
The Australian Financial Review’s Phillip Cooley reports on discussions between Australia,...
by Josh Rudolph | Feb 20, 2018
The Australian Financial Review’s Phillip Cooley reports on discussions between Australia,...
by Josh Rudolph | Nov 14, 2016
China declared “war on pollution” in 2014 after public anger concerning the nation’s infamous and...
by Josh Rudolph | Aug 19, 2016
Since 2009, over 140 Tibetans have self-immolated in protest as authorities have tightened...
by Josh Rudolph | Jun 14, 2016
Seven years since getting a green light from Beijing and five since the official breaking of...
by Josh Rudolph | Mar 27, 2015
An International Monetary Fund (IMF) working paper on fiscal policy and income inequality in China...
by Josh Rudolph | Feb 20, 2015
Since Deng Xiaoping initiated market reforms over three decades ago, China has transformed from an...
by Sophie Beach | Feb 15, 2015
At the Guardian, Jonathan Kaiman looks at the town of Nanzhuang, south of Beijing, where hundreds...
by Meredith Godwin | Nov 17, 2014
Dan Washburn worked as a sports writer and columnist at a small newspaper in Georgia prior to his...
by Josh Rudolph | Sep 25, 2014
After Barack Obama called on China to join in leading the world in carbon reduction at the UN...
by Natalie Ornell | Feb 9, 2014
At Brookings, Yun Sun explores the heated debate around China’s presence in Africa which...
by Josh Rudolph | Dec 17, 2013
Since coming to power, China’s new leadership has been touting the benefits that increased...
by Natalie Ornell | Nov 2, 2013
Marketplace’s China correspondent Rob Schmitz reunites with friends and former students he met...
by Josh Rudolph | Oct 30, 2013
Amid a renewed commitment to urbanization from China’s new leadership, a recent survey by...
by Josh Rudolph | Sep 26, 2013
Wall Street Journal’s China Realtime Report covers a recently released report from a CLSA...
by Samuel Wade | Sep 20, 2013
The Guardian’s Jonathan Kaiman visits a herder-turned-shaman who acts as a “short...
by Samuel Wade | Jul 31, 2013
At Panos Pictures (via Howard French), a set of 63 photographs by Kacper Kowalski shows Chinese industry, agriculture, communities and development from the air: ‘The person who coined the term cityscape must have had China...
by Samuel Wade | Jul 4, 2013
South China Morning Post’s Tom Holland suggests that Beijing’s faith in urbanization as an economic engine may be misplaced: Urbanisation is not just the centrepiece of new Premier Li Keqiang’s economic...
by Samuel Wade | May 20, 2013
At Bloomberg View, Pankaj Mishra examines China’s challenge to the advance of liberal democracy and its relationship with economic growth. “Development is the only hard truth,” Deng claimed. “If we do not develop, then we...