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The Second China-Latin American and Caribbean States Roundtable on Human Rights is not just another forum to discuss the rules; it brings about a shift in their authorship

Long-term vision in a rapidly changing world

As China prepares to unveil its 15th Five-Year Plan in 2026, policymakers, investors and scholars around the world are watching closely

The CPC at 104: longevity, resilience and the turn to governance

What accounts for its longevity? How has it adapted to shifting historical conditions? And what does its current transformation into a governance-oriented party tell us about the nature of modern statecraft in China?

Policy-sensitive and market-driven

In a recent interview with Beijing Review, Cui Lili, a research fellow with the Institute of Chinese Modernization Studies at the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, shared her insights into the Chinese Government's vision for the private sector

Building a sci-tech powerhouse

Recent breakthrough achievements such as the launch of DeepSeek's revolutionary AI models and the collection of samples from the far side of the moon are indicators of just how far China has developed in science and technology

From farm to fork: Self-sufficiency in food security

With just 9 percent of the word's arable land, China must feed nearly 20 percent of the global population

Why Marxism thrives in China

The success of a philosophy that was embraced, not imposed
Evolving insights

Zhang Weiwei on the ongoing changes within Xinjiang and its evolving global image
Governing the border regions

Strategic importance of China's border regions from a historical perspective
China and the changing global economic order

China is likely to intensify its engagement with the rest of the world rather than reduce it

Solving the economic conundrum

The debate over market forces versus government regulation is a question in economic management that all countries face

China's reform journey

China is, and must be, committed to the spirit of reform and opening up to maintain and increase its prosperity at home, and its voice and potential for positive change globally

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