China economic reforms

“Since 1976, changes have been introduced to a rigidly collectivized economy in order to build up socialism, not to abandon it.”

Numerous efforts to rebalance the Chinese economy, including Xi Jinping’s, have failed. Why?

As China prepares to crown Xi for a controversial third term this weekend, it is imperative to understand how the West went wrong in expecting him to be a progressive leader.

China’s 5.5 percent growth target struck some observers as overly ambitious.

The now-frozen trade deal with the EU shows China can be willing to push the boundaries of reform into areas that might surprise observers.

Yes, the CCP has many shortcomings. But it has also contributed significantly to the country’s economic miracle.

Patience – and careful attention to laying the domestic groundwork – would benefit both countries more than a race to join the trade pact.

China's leaders issued a blueprint for the next five years - and beyond. Below, the highlights.

A preliminary deal may be on the way, but neither side can truly declare victory.

China is once again broadcasting a message of openness at its now-annual import expo.

The new plan for Shenzhen also shines a light on China's long-term strategy toward Hong Kong.