Predictions of economic decline and regime change in China have become increasingly popular. Hard times ahead? Almost certainly. Regime change? Not so likely.
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A more stable U.S.-China relationship is needed to avoid great-power conflict in the South China Sea.
China has been taking the code of Western corporations -- "ye who enter the marketplace, abandon all ethics" -- to the next level.
A new book puts the relationship between Beijing and Washington into the global context.
China is rightly critical of U.S. economic behavior. But it should also be looking more carefully at its own economic challenges.
Has the U.S. economy turned into a pyramid scheme?
The recent high-speed train crash in Wenzhou, China revealed that the Chinese are ravenous for the truth.
Michael Swaine suggests concrete ways to improve U.S.-China relations.
A growing number of people around the world believe that China will eventually surpass the United States as the world's premier superpower, if it hasn't already, according to the latest survey of 22 countries released here Thursday by the Pew Global Attitudes Project.
China is modernizing its navy, but is it really about to build a network of overseas bases?