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China’s Crisis of Overconfidence

China’s Crisis of Overconfidence

By David Bandurski
A culture of inflated praise rapidly becomes corrosive, as China knows only too well from its own history.
India, China Resume Annual 'Hand-in-Hand' Military Exercise After One-Year Gap

India, China Resume Annual 'Hand-in-Hand' Military Exercise After One-Year Gap

By Ankit Panda
The exercise was suspended in 2017 amid strained bilateral ties after the Doklam standoff.

Political Culture and the Chinese Communist Party's Modern Authoritarianism

Political Culture and the Chinese Communist Party's Modern Authoritarianism

By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
The roots of a dystopian future have already been laid in China.

The G20 Summit: Highlighting China’s Headache

The G20 Summit: Highlighting China’s Headache

By Bonnie Girard
Xi has a choice: stand tough and risk economic disaster, or compromise and risk looking weak at home.

China-Philippines Relations: Can the 'Rainbow' Last?

China-Philippines Relations: Can the 'Rainbow' Last?

By Shannon Tiezzi
Xi's visit was a feel-good exercise, spotlighting cooperation on the Belt and Road and even the South China Sea.
Xi Jinping Capitalizes on ‘Rainbow After the Rain’ in the Philippines

Xi Jinping Capitalizes on ‘Rainbow After the Rain’ in the Philippines

By Chester Cabalza
Despite warning signs, both Manila and Beijing were determined to celebrate Xi's visit.

Why the US and China Can’t Get to Yes (Even When They Could)

Why the US and China Can’t Get to Yes (Even When They Could)

By Meicen Sun & Jacob Sotiriadis
A difference in diplomatic styles between the United States and China has mattered a great deal.
US-China Cooperation: The Shadow of Legitimacy

US-China Cooperation: The Shadow of Legitimacy

By Lily McElwee
Washington’s refusal to accept the Chinese one-party state’s legitimacy represents a fundamental roadblock for future cooperation.

Vietnam's Communist Chief Is No Xi Jinping

Vietnam's Communist Chief Is No Xi Jinping

By David Hutt
Misguided comparisons rest on a fundamental misunderstanding of the capabilities and limits of the Vietnamese Communist Party chief.

Chinese Nationalism: The Dog That Barks in the Night

Chinese Nationalism: The Dog That Barks in the Night

By Kerry Brown
Chinese nationalism is often talked about as dangerous. But what, exactly, is the threat?

Why Didn’t China Honor Its World War I Dead?

Why Didn’t China Honor Its World War I Dead?

By Bonnie Girard
Skipping the Armistice Day ceremonies in Paris was a missed opportunity for Xi Jinping.
For China, How Much Will the Outcome of the US Mid-Term Elections Matter?

For China, How Much Will the Outcome of the US Mid-Term Elections Matter?

By Dingding Chen
There may be brief respite for Beijing, but long-term competition isn't going anywhere.

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