Political reform

Putin is similar to Xi Jinping, in both policies and temperament. What does Putin's Russia tell us about Xi's China?

Beijing and Delhi complement each other nicely. While China has development down, India excels at the political.

Plus, Bo Xilai’s son breaks his silence ahead of his father’s trial. Tuesday China links.

In Mandarin, “reform” refers to the amelioration of existing structures and policies, not Western democracy.

The destination of Xi Jinping’s first domestic trip as party leader sends a signal he may be following a familiar path.

Two decades ago the West was surprised by the Soviet Union’s collapse. Michael Auslin presents five trends to watch in China.

A recent bombshell in the New York Times could potentially influence the Chinese political landscape.

The recent State Council’s 2012 White Paper on Judicial Reform in China seems to have created more questions than answers.

Chinese ‘netizens’ are increasingly turning to Weibo and other forms of social media to express themselves.

China’s leadership sends contradictory signals about the prospects for political reform.

Forbes magazine’s latest list of the richest people in China shows Shenzhen is the place for billionaires.

The Communist Party is meeting to discuss China’s next five-year plan. What else is on the agenda?