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Tiananmen Square
Speculating on Jiang Zemin
Speculation is rife among Chinese netizens over whether former leader Jiang Zemin is still alive.
One Country, Two Systems?
Despite early fears freedoms would be curtailed after their colony was returned to Beijing, many in Hong Kong now see ties as an opportunity.
Why China’s Leaders Fear Inflation
With the Communist Party leadership transition coming next year, China’s leaders are nervous about anything that could stoke instability.
Why China’s Crackdown is Selective
The Chinese government may be cracking down hard on dissent. But some protesters are treated more gently than others, argues Minxin Pei.
Why China Is Cracking Down
The detention of Ai Weiwei is part of a broader strategy, says Kelley Currie. With international criticism muted, expect more of the same.
China Sweeping Jasmine Away?
Police were out in force in Beijing and elsewhere Sunday after the latest call for a Chinese Jasmine Revolution.
'Osama Bin Laden Did It'
How will China respond to an open letter calling for peaceful gatherings across the country every Sunday at 2 pm?
Gaddafi’s Unwanted China Praise
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi praises the Tiananmen crackdown on protesters. It’s praise China can do without.
Gaddafi’s Unwanted China Praise
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi praises the Tiananmen crackdown on protesters. It’s praise China can do without.
China’s Money Diplomacy Hits Limit
China has so far relied on appeals to economic interests in its dealings with other countries. It’s time for some more rounded diplomacy.