As China signals bold moves to revive its economy, all eyes are on its collapsing property market. Can the government restore the confidence of would-be homebuyers?
As China ramps up military and economic pressure on Taiwan, people on the island reflect on their identity 鈥� and destiny.
China and the United States have opened military communications channels and other contacts in a bid to avoid misunderstandings and miscalculations.
China鈥檚 expansions in the South China Sea are shifting power dynamics in the valuable, disputed waterways, complicating efforts to maintain peace.
Our reporter sought to be a fly on the wall during her early morning visit to a Chengdu teahouse. Instead, she found community among strangers.
As China鈥檚 top leaders deliberate over the country鈥檚 economic future, research shows regular people鈥檚 attitudes toward the economy are shifting.
The return of pandas to the United States is sparking a new wave of 鈥減anda-monium,鈥� highlighting the bears鈥� enduring power to shape China鈥檚 foreign relations and global wildlife conservation.
China鈥檚 road map for a new, multipolar world order raises questions of fairness, cooperation, and good governance.
Vladimir Putin鈥檚 brief Asia tour marks his latest bid to rally old allies of the Soviet Union, with major ramifications for international security.
China launched aggressive military exercises after Taiwan elections chose a pro-independence president. Massive protests are also a show of force.
The inauguration of Taiwan鈥檚 new president marks a fresh chapter in cross-strait relations. Can President Lai Ching-te maintain peace?
China鈥檚 booming renewable energy industry may be stirring trade tensions, but it could also accelerate a green transition 鈥� in China and elsewhere.
China is the world鈥檚 oldest continuous civilization, and in ancient times was a leader in technology. 鈥淚n The Rise and Fall of the EAST,鈥� Yasheng Huang probes why.
China鈥檚 booming electric vehicle industry is sparking concern among foreign automakers. Could it benefit consumers?
The United States and China are working hard to repair one of the world鈥檚 most consequential relationships. The U.S. secretary of state鈥檚 latest visit to Beijing highlighted progress made since last year, and moved the needle forward on key issues.
Restrictions on U.S.-China travel have put would-be American study-abroad students in a tight spot 鈥� and risk robbing the U.S. of its next generation of China experts.
China and the U.S. share a desire to stabilize relations, but a recent trip by the U.S. treasury secretary highlights trade challenges.
Is trust the bedrock of international relations, or is predictability? In recent years, the U.S. and China have had to learn how to navigate growing mistrust and make progress toward stability.
For 50 years, the Philadelphia Orchestra has played a singular role in connecting America and China through the universal love of music.
Taiwan鈥檚 voters have spoken, picking Lai Ching-te for president and giving his pro-sovereignty Democratic Progressive Party an unprecedented win. But the DPP鈥檚 loss of parliament may curb any bold moves 鈥� and provide some comfort to Beijing.
