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Xi Jinping
The Disturbing Pseudo-Intellectualism of China's Xi Jinping
By David Volodzko
Even while airing his admiration for classic literature, Xi maintains strict controls on China's authors.
China's Anti-Corruption Campaign Hits Top Judge
By Ankit Panda
Xi Xiaoming, a judge on China's Supreme People's Court, is being investigated for corruption.
Poisoning the Well of US-China Relations
By Elizabeth C. Economy
Blaming "hostile foreign forces" for economic and social ills trades short-term gain for long-term pain.
India, Pakistan, and the Relevance of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization
By Ankit Panda
The Diplomat's Ankit Panda and Katie Putz discuss Narendra Modi's trip to Central Asia, the SCO summit, and more.
India, China to Discuss Lakhvi Issue and Cooperation on Counterterrorism
By Ankit Panda
China's willing to talk with India about counter-terrorism cooperation, but will it listen?
China's Anti-Corruption Campaign Enters Phase Two
By Dingding Chen
The second phase of Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign will require an intensification of legal efforts.
The Truth About China's New National Security Law
By Ankit Panda
China's new national security law is vague, but it's precisely the kind of legal wallpaper Xi Jinping needs.
'Historic' AIIB Signing Marks Beginning of New Era, China Says
By Shannon Tiezzi
The AIIB agreement was signed in Beijing on June 29.
Is China Returning to One-Man Rule?
By Kerry Brown
What happens if Xi Jinping wants to stay in power indefinitely?
China, Cuba Seek Economic and Defense Cooperation
By Shannon Tiezzi
Two high-ranking Chinese officials made separate visits to Cuba this month.
China's WW2 Military Parade to Include Russia, Mongolia - and Taiwan
By Shannon Tiezzi
China divulged new details about its September 3 military parade this week.
In China, an Ode to 'Grandpa Xi'
By Bo Zhiyue
A children's song about Xi Jinping is the latest sign of a growing personality cult in China.