Stop the Linsanity?
Much as its people love basketball, China's government can't tell what to make of Jeremy Lin's success(460)
Much as its people love basketball, China's government can't tell what to make of Jeremy Lin's success(460)
A cloud descends over the Communist Party’s succession plans(131)
At least one of China’s economic imbalances is narrowing(23)
The party’s conservative wing finds religion—and dislikes it(319)
The rumour mill goes into overdrive(69)
One year on, China’s most-hyped tax is still mostly hype(40)
Iran and the gap between theory and practice in Chinese foreign policy(381)
Old divisions find a new expression(616)
Is China’s grip on essential minerals loosening?(11)
More discontent on the plateau, despite strong economic growth(1361)
Our artists do their best to convey novel ideas with a hoary old image
Our columnist is joined by other correspondents in surveying the political, business and cultural landscapes of Asia—China included, for the time being
China objects to European efforts to curb its airlines’ emissions More »
The working-age population numbered over 1 billion in 2011 for the first time More »
Reviving lingua Shanghainese (FT)
The mother tongue of 10m living people has looked like dying off
Beijing blocks a friendly embrace (Asia Times)
Hong Kong may have opened a trade office in Taipei, but its chief executive is not to pay a visit
The dragon eyes the top of the world (PDF)
(Naval War College) America ponders its Arctic policy vis-a-vis China
Chinese arrivals at American universities are changing stereotypes
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