China Brief

While U.S. military leaders fret about China, Trump has dismissed the Asia-Pacific.

Beijing refutes Trump’s claims about ongoing trade negotiations between the two countries.

Beijing and Washington are putting third parties in a painful position.

In China and the United States, trade war uncertainty is prompting difficult decisions.

After a tense week, what happens next?

Beijing, Seoul, and Tokyo have agreed to cooperate more closely on free trade.

The Trump administration’s group chat breach underscores that Beijing might have the edge in information warfare.

An acidic waste spill from a Chinese-owned copper mine has contaminated the country’s most important waterway.

Officials in Beijing might be prepared to fight to the end, but is the Chinese public?

Jin Zhuanglong is the latest State Council member to lose out amid President Xi Jinping’s rolling purges.

The shock approach causes amusement and concern in Beijing.

A meeting with top CEOs signaled the economic importance of entrepreneurs—as long as they can pay court to him.

Beijing stands to lose indirect access to the U.S. market, but it will be hard to dent its heavy industry.

Beijing has ended up the sole target of new U.S. tariffs—so far.

The Chinese firm’s success might not be a case for massive government investment in the sector.