China in the Middle East

The resolution of the rift between Qatar on one side and Saudi Arabia and the UAE on the other will cause sighs of relief in Beijing and New Delhi.

A Chinese company is nearing a multibillion-dollar deal with Iraq's state-run oil marketing company.

Insights from Guy Burton.

When the United States cuts off Iran completely, will China step in? This question comes at a critical time, but the answer is complicated. 

Beijing is taking more initiative in regional crises, but still prefers conflict management over conflict resolution.

Young Syrian table tennis star Hend Zaza is China-bound, just as China’s ambitions in the Levant intensify.

China’s approach to the Middle East, predicated on a misunderstanding of U.S. strategies, is deeply flawed.

The multilateral bank’s institutional features help entice regional players -- and advance Chinese interests in the region.

China and India have been watching the shifting geopolitics in the Middle East.

As Lebanon reels, China’s emphasis on befriending a corrupt elite risks alienating it from the local population.

Xi Jinping seems to have settled on a grand strategy for a risen China.

China’s recent advances with Iran and Turkey have been accompanied by Indian setbacks.