China

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Is the one-child policy spoiling China’s children?

Michael Cook | 12 April 2013 |

tags: China, demography, one-child policy

Research confirms all the cliches about "little emperors", the children of parents who were forced to stop at one.

China: hoping for real change

Constance Kong | 19 November 2012 |

tags: China, Communist Party, demography, economic crisis

There has been a changing of the guard at headquarters, but entrenched interests are still well guarded.

Challenges for post-election US foreign policy

George Friedman | 14 November 2012 |

tags: China, Europe, US foreign policy

Following the presidential election, the United States faces a difficult foreign-policy balancing act in a changing world order.

The role model

Constance Kong | 08 November 2012 |

tags: 2012 elections, Barack Obama, China, same-sex marriage

Many Chinese believe that Barack Obama exemplifies the best of the West in culture, compassion and morals.

Books bashing Beijing lose the plot

Constance Kong | 28 August 2012 |

tags: book reviews, China, election 2012

You can't solve America's problems by exaggerating China's.

The shining city on a hill slams its doors

Constance Kong | 07 May 2012 |

tags: Chen Guangcheng, China, human rights

The Obama Administration's treatment of two Chinese dissidents has been shameful.

Barefoot and blind: the power of one

Michael Cook | 02 May 2012 |

tags: Chen Guangcheng, China, one-child policy

A disabled campaigner against China's one-child policy has outwitted the world's most powerful governments.

The state of the world: assessing China’s strategy

George Friedman | 07 March 2012 |

tags: China, foreign policy, Stratfor

China's military might is impressive, but it has some serious limitations weaknesses, as well.

Should China be our model in higher education?

Thomas C. Reeves | 03 January 2012 |

tags: China, higher education

The notion that universities should teach only subjects which are useful and profitable is nonsense.

A crisis of political economy

George Friedman | 10 August 2011 |

tags: China, Europe, Stratfor, US

The global financial crisis is an economic problem that has triggered a political problem, which in turn is making the economic problem worse.

When a Billion Chinese Jump

Constance Kong | 17 March 2011 |

tags: China, environment

The dark side of China's rapid industrialisation is terrible environmental damage, claims a British journalist.

One Party, two Chinas

Constance Kong | 14 February 2011 |

tags: China, Communist Party

A book by a Western expert fails to grasp the economic and social situation of China, and the power of modern communications to bring about change.

A moral crisis, not a money crisis

Kevin Ryan | 13 December 2010 |

tags: China, education, US

Want to know how to push American kids back to the top of the education ladder? A leading educator has an agenda for teachers and parents.

Taming China’s tantrums

Constance Kong | 23 November 2010 |

tags: China, Nobel Peace Prize

The gunboat diplomacy of the West has been succeeded by the extortion diplomacy of the East. 

What one man can do

Liu Xiaobo | 12 October 2010 |

tags: China, human dignity, Liu Xiaobo, Nobel Peace Prize

"Our high regard for dignity is the natural source of our sense of justice," says the latest Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

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