China’s Vision for the Next 30 Years
considers what the country is likely to achieve in the next 30 years – and what could stand in its way.
Xi Triumphant
President Xi Jinping has dramatically consolidated his power, emerging from the Chinese Communist Party’s 19th National Congress as China’s strongest leader since Mao Zedong. Project Syndicate contributors weigh the implications for China, Asia, and the world.
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China’s New World Order?
explains how China’s leaders can succeed at positioning their country for global leadership.
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Mr. Trump Goes to China
says that North Korea will be the biggest issue by far when the US president meets Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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What Does Xi Jinping Want?
argues that China's president wants to create a legacy comprising three key components.
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Asia’s New Entente
is hopeful that cooperation among the Indo-Pacific region's democracies will continue to deepen.
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Why China’s Capital-Account Liberalization Has Stalled
explains how a rapid decline in net foreign assets has forced officials to put currency convertibility on hold.
