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China's rise inspires a mix of awe, fear and skepticism. But what will its global role be? Are we on the brink of a bipolar world? How will its neighbors respond? Will it all come crashing down? The Diplomat's daily China blog will try to find some answers.

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When Will the PLA Finally Update Its Doctrine?

When Will the PLA Finally Update Its Doctrine?

By Elsa B. Kania
The slow revision process has been a "bottleneck" in the PLA's march toward joint operations.
The Meaning of Tiananmen: 28 Years Later

The Meaning of Tiananmen: 28 Years Later

By Kerry Brown
Revisiting the official verdict on the morning of June 4, 1989 would be dangerous for China's Communist Party.

Tiananmen Square Anniversary: A War of Memory and Oblivion

Tiananmen Square Anniversary: A War of Memory and Oblivion

By DD Wu
While some people tried to commemorate June 4, the Chinese authorities updated censorship techniques.

What Did China Say After US Announced Exit From Paris Agreement?

What Did China Say After US Announced Exit From Paris Agreement?

By DD Wu
China will “unswervingly uphold the global climate management,” said the Chinese Foreign Ministry.

China and Asia-Pacific Carbon Markets

China and Asia-Pacific Carbon Markets

By Ling Chen
China’s incoming national emissions trading scheme (NETS) could lead to the linkage of ETSs in different jurisdictions.
Why Is China Downgrading Participation in the Shangri-La Dialogue?

Why Is China Downgrading Participation in the Shangri-La Dialogue?

By Shannon Tiezzi
China is sending an unusually low-ranking delegation head.

More Than 7,000 Foreign NGOs in China: Only 91 Registered So Far

More Than 7,000 Foreign NGOs in China: Only 91 Registered So Far

By DD Wu
China’s foreign NGO law has been in force for half a year, yet less than 100 NGOs have registered.
China's Cybersecurity Law: What You Need to Know

China's Cybersecurity Law: What You Need to Know

By Jack Wagner
The law, which comes into effect June 1, raises data protection concerns for foreign firms.

Hong Kong's Housing Prices Are Still out of Control

Hong Kong's Housing Prices Are Still out of Control

By Cal Wong
Government efforts have had little impact on Hong Kong's runaway property market.

Xiongan: A New City for the Xi Jinping Era

Xiongan: A New City for the Xi Jinping Era

By George G. Chen
Why Xiongan is the antithesis of Shenzhen.

China Commemorates Hong Kong’s Basic Law by Restricting It

China Commemorates Hong Kong’s Basic Law by Restricting It

By Cal Wong
China's number three leader promises increased control over Hong Kong.
China’s News Websites Face Harsh Discipline

China’s News Websites Face Harsh Discipline

By DD Wu
China forbids all non-government websites from publishing independent news content.

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