China model

The ousted Bangladeshi prime minister failed to replicate China’s success for two critical reasons: ideological disconnect and economic decline.

There is a shift underway in China’s Global South diplomacy, as Beijing seeks to compensate for less financial firepower by focusing more on governance and capacity building. 

While Beijing may not deliberately promote authoritarian regimes in Latin America, implicit risks to the dynamics of democracies arise out of engagement with China.

Insights from Steve Tsang and Olivia Cheung.

China's push to promote its own development model abroad has raised concerns. Are the divergent paths of the key global players as conflicting as they seem?

An interview with William Kirby on China's ambitions, soft power, and education.

In Ethiopia and Kenya, the attractive illusion of the “China model” has had grave financial consequences.

It may be premature to assess a decline of the West.

Ironically, the solutions proposed by the BRI contradict China’s own development model.

Without evidence that its basic economic system will fail, talks will not force China to change its development path.

Misguided comparisons rest on a fundamental misunderstanding of the capabilities and limits of the Vietnamese Communist Party chief.

The CCP rebrands China’s political party system for external propaganda.