In a move that’s sent shockwaves through global politics, Chinese President Xi Jinping skipped the 17th BRICS Summit, his first absence since taking power in 2012. While Beijing claims it was due to ...

A change in China’s leadership could be an unalloyed benefit to the United States and our democratic allies worldwide.

Top EU leaders told their Chinese counterparts at a summit in Beijing on Thursday that Beijing must do more to level the huge ...

The coming years will test China's political system as never before. The CCP must balance the need for strong, centralized leadership with the imperative for institutional resilience and adaptability.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi recently told EU officials that Beijing doesn’t want to see Russia lose in Ukraine. That ...

Explore the challenges facing China's economy and Xi Jinping's leadership, including US tariffs and internal pressures.

Xi Jinping has told Anthony Albanese his naval forces will conduct exercises wherever they want in international waters as ...

So no, Xi Jinping isn’t on his way out, or about to fall. His power will not dissipate; the CCP’s grip will not loosen, it will continue to adapt and metastasize.

Xi featured on the front page of the People’s Daily, the regime’s main propaganda organ, 157 times between April and June, only marginally less than his 177 appearances during the same period ...

The launch of the Global AI Governance Initiative (GAIGI) frames China’s AI goals as global and safety-driven, but the policy also reflects Beijing’s broader foreign policy ambitions.

Founding members Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping were conspicuously absent while the US warned member countries of additional tariffs.

Over the past few months, unprecedented developments point to the potential, and potentially imminent, fall of China’s “Chairman of Everything” Xi Jinping. Chinese Communist Party elders ...