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Li Keqiang
Can China’s New Urbanization Plan Work?
By Adam Tyner
Bringing people to the cities will not be enough. Rural rights also need reform.
China’s National Security Commission Holds First Meeting
By Shannon Tiezzi
Xi Jinping made it clear that both domestic stability and external security are on the agenda for the new commission.
After Taiwan Protests, Chinese Leaders Stress Continued Cross-Strait Ties
By Shannon Tiezzi
Beijing wants to carry on as normal with cross-strait relations. Will that be possible after the Sunflower Movement?
The Boao Forum and China’s Play for Regional Leadership
By Shannon Tiezzi
The Boao Forum for Asia showcases China's dream of regional leadership on both economic and security issues.
China, Australia Seek to Close Free Trade Deal
By Shannon Tiezzi
Both Tony Abbott and Li Keqiang are pushing for a quick conclusion after nine years of FTA negotiations.
China Wants 'Justice' for Families of Flight 370
By Shannon Tiezzi
Plus, the NPC wraps up in Beijing, arrests over a Hong Kong stabbing, and why China loves "House of Cards." Friday links.
Xinjiang Party Secretary Talks Terrorism After Kunming Attack
By Shannon Tiezzi
Plus a round-up of other NPC speeches and remarks. Friday China links.
Li Keqiang's Work Report: Old Problems, New Solutions?
By Shannon Tiezzi
Li Keqiang's work report to the NPC highlighted reform efforts on issues that also plagued the previous government.
Is Xi Jinping a Reformer?
By Wen-Ti Sung
As China opens its annual parliament session our correspondent considers the reform credentials of its leader.
Does China’s New State Secret Regulation Mean Anything?
By Shannon Tiezzi
China's new rules regarding state secrets are meant to boost government transparency. But will they?
China’s 'War Against Poverty'
By Shannon Tiezzi
Li Keqiang has vowed to fight a "war against poverty," highlighting the existing imbalances in China's economic growth.
How Xi Can Solve The Tibet Problem
By Kerry Brown
Xi Jinping could help quiet unrest in Tibet simply by making sure existing policies are enacted more efficiently.