Mu Chunshan

China's increasing ties with Europe point to several new diplomatic goals and priorities for Beijing.

Li Keqiang's government work report contained hints of what the Xi-Li leadership has in mind for foreign policy.

The short statement by China's MFA on the situation in North Korea is actually quite revealing.

Israel's military toughness is attractive for many Chinese, but its foreign policy stance isn't feasible for Beijing.

Forget Israel and Iran: China may be the ultimate winner of the recent deal over Iran’s nuclear program

Much of Bo’s popularity derives from discontent with governance issues.

Grand government pronouncements appear to have been largely ignored by the average Chinese.

Our writer offers some takeaways from the recent meeting between Choe Ryong-hae and Xi Jinping.

The president’s visit will cap a period of active Chinese diplomacy. It also suggests Beijing’s diplomatic priorities.

China’s new foreign policy leaders have been quick to travel. Their choice of first destinations is revealing.

The CCP, concerned with stability and avoiding social tensions, seems certain to continue the tradition.

Chinese ‘netizens’ are increasingly turning to Weibo and other forms of social media to express themselves.