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What if the China Model Goes Bad?

What if the China Model Goes Bad?

China’s economic growth has been remarkable. But continuing to rely on the notion of a benevolent dictatorship is a serious mistake.

China's Troubled Railways

China's Troubled Railways

The high-speed rail crash last month was only the latest reminder of the problems facing the rail ministry.

China's Iraq Investment

China's Iraq Investment

Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki eyes greater Chinese investment during a visit to the country last week.

Wen Jiabao vs Aung San Suu Kyi

Wen Jiabao vs Aung San Suu Kyi

Burma’s opposition leader may have achieved less than the Chinese premier. But Suu Kyi’s less is definitely more.

The Politics of High-Speed Rail

The Politics of High-Speed Rail

The opening of China’s high-speed rail line highlights possible future tensions over contracts in Europe.

Wen Warns Over Inflation

Wen Warns Over Inflation

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao warns that inflation is likely to exceed the government’s 4 percent goal for the year.

The Limits of Disaster Diplomacy

The Limits of Disaster Diplomacy

Hopes that the Tohoku earthquake in Japan could lead to closer ties between China and Japan look premature.

The Mysterious Hu Jintao

The Mysterious Hu Jintao

China’s president has overseen rapid economic expansion. But his elusiveness has robbed the country of a much-needed voice.

How Much Does School Matter?

How Much Does School Matter?

China’s leaders see education as the key to creative success. But can schools really inculcate creativity?

Thoughts on China's 5-Year Plan

Thoughts on China's 5-Year Plan

Wen Jiabao has announced China’s next five-year economic plan. It’s positive sounding, but tough to implement.

Wen Notes Inflation, Corruption

Wen Notes Inflation, Corruption

China’s Premier Wen Jiabao pledges in his annual parliamentary address to tackle corruption and inflation.

China's Grain Price Hikes

China's Grain Price Hikes

A severe drought has prompted concerns about a grain shortage in China—and pressure on international prices.

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