Wang Qishan, Yang Xiaodu, and the prospects for  the next phase of China’s anti-corruption campaign.

The Diplomat's Shannon Tiezzi joins Ankit Panda to discuss developments in Chinese politics.

This year’s unusually long “Two Sessions” are doomed to go down in China’s contemporary history.

Did the Chinese president need to remove term limits to exercise power and influence over the party?

Anticipating slower overall growth, China slows the pace of its year-on-year defense spending growth.

What do elections look like in China's capital?

Chinese charitable giving ranks at the bottom of the world. A new law aims to fix that.

Despite advances in 2015, Wang Yi sees an uncertain future ahead for China-Japan relations.

What's different -- and what's not -- about China's economic planning for the next five years.

China won't set an official trade target for 2016, citing increasing international economic uncertainty.

China's new national security law is vague, but it's precisely the kind of legal wallpaper Xi Jinping needs.

What it's really like to attend the Chinese premier's annual press conference at the National People's Congress.

Plus, the debate over the CCP's future, China's military in the Middle East, and the NPC wraps up. Friday China links.

Four takeaways from Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s annual press conference.

China's leader has all the levers of power, but can he provide results commensurate with his status?

Announcement made during the "two sessions" hint at increased enforcement of environmental laws.