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China Virus Protests Hit Hong Kong After Mainland Rallies

China Virus Protests Hit Hong Kong After Mainland Rallies

By Kanis Leung and Zen Soo
In the biggest protests in over a year, around 100 Hong Kongers showed their support for protesters in mainland cities.
Crowd Angered by COVID-19 Lockdowns Calls for China’s Xi to Step Down

Crowd Angered by COVID-19 Lockdowns Calls for China’s Xi to Step Down

By Dave Kang and Huizhong Wu
"You cannot compare it to any other country," one protester said. "We have to find a way out."

China’s Guangzhou Locks Down Millions in ‘Zero-COVID’ Fight

China’s Guangzhou Locks Down Millions in ‘Zero-COVID’ Fight

By Huizhong Wu
Recent outbreaks are testing China’s attempt to bring a more targeted approach to its zero-COVID policies.

China’s Performative Zero-COVID Policy

China’s Performative Zero-COVID Policy

By Zhuoran Li
To bolster their standing during the pandemic, local cadres are putting a new twist on the concept of performative governance.

Virus Lockdowns Hit Guangzhou, China’s Economic Powerhouse

Virus Lockdowns Hit Guangzhou, China’s Economic Powerhouse

By Associated Press
Nearly 5 million people in the southern Chinese city are under lockdown orders, raising the specter of more supply chain disruptions from China's zero-COVID policy.
What the Foxconn Exodus in Zhengzhou Means for China’s Supply Chains

What the Foxconn Exodus in Zhengzhou Means for China’s Supply Chains

By Marina Yue Zhang
China’s “zero-COVID” policy has driven home the risks of overconcentrating supply chains. But can any countries realistically replace China?

China Trade Down on Weak Global Demand, COVID Restrictions

China Trade Down on Weak Global Demand, COVID Restrictions

By Joe McDonald
Even as China’s overall trade numbers dropped year-on-year in October, its trade surpluses with the U.S. and EU grew.
Reports Suggest China Aiming for Less Disruptive COVID-19 Policies

Reports Suggest China Aiming for Less Disruptive COVID-19 Policies

By Joe McDonald
Even as public anger rises, health experts and economists say “zero COVID” is likely to stay in place possibly through most of 2023.

As Leaders Meet, Chinese Hope for End to ‘Zero-COVID’ Limits

As Leaders Meet, Chinese Hope for End to ‘Zero-COVID’ Limits

By Emily Wang and Tian Ji
Many Chinese are growing tired of constant testing and sudden quarantines, but any hope for a change appears to be wishful thinking.

A Return to Beijing in the Age of ‘Zero COVID’

A Return to Beijing in the Age of ‘Zero COVID’

By James Maclaren
What is it like to arrive in the Beijing airport, still in the throes of zero-COVID?

Xi’s Work Report to the 20th Party Congress: 5 Takeaways

Xi’s Work Report to the 20th Party Congress: 5 Takeaways

By Shannon Tiezzi
From COVID-19 and China's economy to Taiwan and the BRI, what did Xi's big speech tell us about China's future policies?
Seventh Plenum Sends ‘Stay the Course’ Signal Ahead of 20th Party Congress

Seventh Plenum Sends ‘Stay the Course’ Signal Ahead of 20th Party Congress

By Shannon Tiezzi
The final preview of the upcoming 20th National Congress of the CCP was a blow for anyone hoping for a shift on foreign policy or “zero COVID.”

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