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Xi Jinping
Xi Jinping in 2017: The World's Luckiest Man
By Kerry Brown
Xi Jinping's political dominance owes a great deal to factors completely beyond his control.
Does Xi Jinping Thought Really Matter?
By Zoe Jordan
The move to codify Xi Jinping thought may not be as important as analysts have been suggesting.
Xi’s One Belt One Road: A Plan Too Big to Fail?
By Lee YingHui
Xi's legacy will be judged by the success or failure of his signature policy initiative.
Japan, China Agree to Implement East China Sea Crisis Management Hotline
By Ankit Panda
An agreement this week will lead to the implementation of a long-sought hotline.
Is Wang Huning Trying to Hide His Light?
By Charlotte Gao
China’s new ideology czar Wang Huning has been up to his ears in media exposure.
The Death of Zhang Yang and China's Military Purge
By Adam Ni
General Zhang’s suicide comes as Xi consolidates his hold over the Chinese military.
The Men Who Will Lead China Into Its ‘New Era’
By Matthias Stepan
How China’s new top personnel will impact policymaking in the next five years.
Michał Lubina on China-Russia Relations
By Catherine Putz
What makes the China-Russia relationship tick?
For the First Time, Chinese Communist Party to Hold a World Political Parties Dialogue
By Charlotte Gao
Chinese Communist Party aims to have a louder voice in the international sphere
China's Playbook for Conquering Taiwan
By Ian Easton
Beijing has a clear approach to doing what it has long intended.
China and Zimbabwe Are Still ‘Good Brothers’
By Charlotte Gao
Chinese President sent a congratulatory message to Zimbabwe's new president
Wang Huning: China’s Antidote to Strongman Politics
By Yi Wang
Wang rose to China's political heights on the strength of his ideas.