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David Cameron
Having Cameron Lead the UK-China Fund Is Good for Britain and China
By Charlotte Gao
Former British Prime Minister David Cameron will be vice chairman of a new China-U.K. investment fund.
A Post-Brexit UK Rapprochement With China? Don't Count On It
By Kerry Brown
London may be forced to turn to Beijing, but China has bigger fish to fry.
UK-China Ties Put to the Test Over Hinkley Point Nuclear Power Project
By Ankit Panda
A surprise spying revelation may push a decision by Theresa May's new government.
China's Nuclear Setback in the UK
By Timothy Stafford
The new British government makes a sharp U-turn on plans for a Chinese constructed nuclear plant.
What China Thinks About Brexit
By Kerry Brown
Why China tried to quietly warn Britain away from leaving the EU.
Narendra Modi Ushers in a Much-Needed 'Reset' in Relations with the United Kingdom
By Harsh V. Pant
The Indian prime minister's state visit successfully focused the India-UK bilateral relationship.
Narendra Modi's UK Visit: Major Takeaways
By Ankit Panda
The Indian prime minister's UK visit resulted in a range of agreements with David Cameron's government.
Beware the Fatal Flaws of Britain's China Strategy
By John Hemmings
The UK's approach to Beijing, while hardly surprising, suffers from several fatal flaws.
Criticism of the UK’s New Approach to China Is Misplaced
By Rebecca Fabrizi
Wait for some evidence before assuming that only bad can come from good relations.
Britain's Great China Debate
By Bochen Han
“Money. Money. Money... Where is morality?”
What to Expect From Xi's Historic Visit to the UK
By Shannon Tiezzi
Expect trade (and a groundbreaking nuclear power deal) to top the agenda during the Chinese president's trip to London.
Xi’s Visit to Kick Off a Golden Age of China-UK Relations
By Shi Zhiqin and Lai Suetyi
A state visit next week is expected to spark a new era in bilateral ties.
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