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Three big takeaways from Xi Jinping’s 2019 Taiwan speech

Jie Dalei - January 10, 2019

Xi voiced a new sense of urgency for unification — but no timetable.

40 years later, U.S.-China relations are rocky. Or not.

Xiaoyu Pu - January 10, 2019

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40 years ago, Deng Xiaoping changed China — and the world

Abraham Denmark - December 19, 2018

Forty years ago, an event occurred that few Americans know

Trump and Xi will soon meet. What can political science tell us about current U.S.-China tensions?

Cathy X. Wu - November 30, 2018

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What we really know about China’s Reform and Opening Up

Joshua Eisenman - November 15, 2018

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Did Xi Jinping just become China’s strongman? Not quite.

Joseph Wright, Erica Frantz, and Andrea Kendall-Taylor - March 13, 2018

https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/world/chinese-president-positioned-to-rule-indefinitely/2018/02/25/fe8eec10-1a58-11e8-98f5-ceecfa8741b6_video.html What does it mean that the Chinese Communist Party

Is Xi Jinping now a ‘leader for life,’ like Mao?

Jeremy Wallace - February 27, 2018

Here's why this is dangerous.

Xi Jinping just made it clear where China’s foreign policy is headed

Rush Doshi - October 25, 2017

Chinese President Xi Jinping opened the country’s 19th Party Congress last

China’s top leaders are meeting. What’s at stake?

Bruce Dickson - October 19, 2017

Unlike many authoritarian regimes, where leaders remain in office until

Xi Jinping is ‘putting the house in order.’ Or is China facing destabilizing changes?

Juan Wang - May 23, 2017

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