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On the Chinese Campaign Trail: The Path to the 19th Party Congress

On the Chinese Campaign Trail: The Path to the 19th Party Congress

By Kerry Brown
Imagining what Xi Jinping would say if he had to campaign for re-election in a multi-party contest.
Meet China's Emerging Number 2

Meet China's Emerging Number 2

By Zi Yang
A biography of Li Zhanshu, the right-hand man to Xi Jinping.

Badiucao: Challenging China With Political Cartoons

Badiucao: Challenging China With Political Cartoons

By Tyler Roney
How one artist pushes back.

The Global Populist Surge Is More than Just a Western Story—Just Look at Asia

The Global Populist Surge Is More than Just a Western Story—Just Look at Asia

By Devin T. Stewart and Jeffrey Wasserstrom
Populism may be surging in the West, but it's a phenomenon across the Asia-Pacific as well.

China's 6th Plenum: Why You Should Care

China's 6th Plenum: Why You Should Care

By Ankit Panda
The Diplomat‘s Editor-in-Chief Shannon Tiezzi joins Ankit Panda to discuss Chinese politics after the Sixth Plenum.
Xi Jinping's 'Core Leader' Status Will Help China's Reforms in Coming Years

Xi Jinping's 'Core Leader' Status Will Help China's Reforms in Coming Years

By Dingding Chen
The title signals political stability for the coming years and is good for China's future reforms.

Modern China’s Revolutionary Dream

Modern China’s Revolutionary Dream

By Kerry Brown
The role Xi Jinping envisions for the Chinese Communist Party -- and himself.
Charting the Rise of Xi Jinping

Charting the Rise of Xi Jinping

By Young China Watchers
Kerry Brown on Xi Jinping and the future of Chinese politics.

Xi Jinping's PLA Ambitions: Why Guo Boxiong Had to Go

Xi Jinping's PLA Ambitions: Why Guo Boxiong Had to Go

By Ankit Panda
Guo Boxiong is the latest PLA 'tiger' to fall to Xi's anti-corruption campaign.

Sorry, There's No 'Cult of Personality' in China

Sorry, There's No 'Cult of Personality' in China

By Dingding Chen
Instead, we should be aware of anti-reforms forces as reforms enter ‘deep water’ areas.

Trump, Mao, and Xi: The Perils of Charisma-Driven Politics

Trump, Mao, and Xi: The Perils of Charisma-Driven Politics

By Kerry Brown
China's painful experiences with personality cults in politics have lessons for two modern-day figures.
A Deep Divide Emerges in China: How Do Intellectuals Relate to the State?

A Deep Divide Emerges in China: How Do Intellectuals Relate to the State?

By Dingding Chen
China's intelligentsia continue to grapple with just how they relate to the state.

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