In a move that’s sent shockwaves through global politics, Chinese President Xi Jinping skipped the 17th BRICS Summit, his ...

A change in China’s leadership could be an unalloyed benefit to the United States and our democratic allies worldwide.

Don’t be fooled by viral posts. The CCP allows and even encourages certain forms of online dissent – all part of its digital ...

After over a decade of unchallenged authority, Xi Jinping is showing signs of stepping back. From skipping key summits like ...

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There is little doubt that Xi Jinping will secure a third five-year term as party chief. But there will at least be some drama surrounding the party’s constitution.

The following is the full text of Asia Society President Kevin Rudd's address: "Xi Jinping, the Rise of Ideological Man, and the Acceleration of Radical Change in China. An Analysis of the 20th Party ...

Xi Jinping has never given a press conference. He is the head of China’s ruling Communist Party—a colossal, sprawling political machine with 96.7 million members—yet he does not have a press ...

Xi Jinping would do well to note the outcome of Mao’s attempt to centralize power and control, writes Minxin Pei for Foreign Affairs.

How his father’s travails defined China’s leader—and the country he rules.

The Communist regime is sending Premier Li Qiang to the summit in place of Xi—a significant snub for a meeting that is supposed to be composed of top leaders.

With China’s economy sinking deeper into a funk last month, Xi Jinping finally decided something had to be done. After resisting calls to take forceful steps to prop up the economy for two years ...