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The pandemic’s outbreak brought rare reporting freedoms. → Read More
Beijing has reinforced its anti-U.S. messaging this week, but lethal aid for Moscow still seems to be a red line. → Read More
The response to the vessel in U.S. airspace shows how the next Cold War could be as overreactive as the first. → Read More
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has postponed a visit to Beijing in response to a suspected spy balloon over U.S. territory. → Read More
Avoiding actual war will be on each side’s mind. → Read More
Official government data shows cases falling, but the busy travel season could mean another wave. → Read More
Zhao Lijian’s move from foreign ministry spokesperson to a backroom role reflects a diplomatic shift. → Read More
Opaque data and limited health care infrastructure raise fears of devastating outcomes in rural areas. → Read More
From a COVID-19 tragedy to a weakened Xi Jinping, here’s what could happen next year. → Read More
China’s autocrat has had a surprisingly bad year. → Read More
Other countries have successfully transitioned from strict lockdowns. Beijing has wasted the last three years. → Read More
A major COVID-19 wave has followed Beijing’s abrupt policy change, closing a year of bad news for the Chinese public. → Read More
In 2022, Washington had the advantage in an increasingly bitter relationship. → Read More
With zero-COVID effectively over, official numbers can’t keep up with the speed of the omicron variant. → Read More
New measures signal a shift away from containing the disease—and into the next phase of the pandemic. → Read More
The former leader’s mourning period creates an opportunity for public gathering—and political plotting. → Read More
Rising cases have reversed recent changes to the zero-COVID policy, putting cities back under semi-lockdown. → Read More
Xi Jinping’s predecessor was forcibly led away from the Party Congress. → Read More
The first thing to understand about the event is that the internal power struggles have already happened. → Read More
These picks each offer piercing insight into how Chinese politics really works. → Read More