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Xi Jinping - Page 2

September 1, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

China’s Ethnic Unity Law Sparks a Western Media Battle

China’s new ethnic unity law has become the focus of a sharp dispute between Beijing’s critics in the West and a group of journalists, researchers and activists who say the legislation has

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Xi’s Great Bet: Can AI Replace the Market?

Those of you who have seen the topic for this evening’s lecture may have died of fright. It’s meant to be a genuine rib-tickler: “The Evolution of Chinese Economic Strategy Under Xi Jinping”, subtitle, “On Becoming a Techno-Industrial Superpower by

August 30, 2026

Why China Believes Only the Party Can Save It

Diplomacy/Geopolitics

For historian Wang Gungwu, the rivalry between the United States and China cannot be understood without looking backwards. At 95, the internationally recognised authority

Xi Jinping’s Beidaihe signal: China’s leadership faces mounting pressures

Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

The annual appearance of a senior Chinese Communist Party official at the seaside resort of Beidaihe has once again drawn attention to the inner

Xi Reasserts Taiwan Reunification Goal as Communist Party Marks 105 Years in Power

July 1, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Chinese President Xi Jinping used a landmark anniversary celebration of the Chinese Communist Party to reaffirm Beijing’s longstanding claim over Taiwan, intensify his call for an uncompromising fight against corruption, and outline

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China Tightens Overseas Investment Rules, Raising New Questions for Global Business Operations

July 1, 2026
China/Geopolitics/World

China has introduced a broad new overseas investment regulation aimed at protecting national interests, responding to foreign trade barriers and controlling the transfer of sensitive technologies abroad, a move analysts say could

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China’s Military Elite Put Through Xi Ideology Camp as Anti-Corruption Drive Intensifies

June 25, 2026
China/Geopolitics/World

Hundreds of China’s senior military officials have completed an unprecedented 10-week ideological training programme that required them to study President Xi Jinping’s speeches, examine corruption cases and undergo military discipline exercises, according

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Xi Jinping’s Long March: The Village Roots Behind China’s Most Powerful Leader

June 22, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

The story of Xi Jinping’s China begins far from the gleaming skylines of Beijing and Shanghai. It starts in Liangjiahe, a small village nestled among the dusty, clay-colored hills of Shaanxi province,

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Xi’s Empire Starts Cracking

June 2, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

The latest issue of China Leadership Monitor has cast new light on the inner workings of Chinese politics, offering a striking reinterpretation of the growing number of purges that have shaken the

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China’s Rare Earth Universities: Inside the Talent Pipeline Powering a Global Resource Monopoly

June 1, 2026
China/World

In the windswept industrial corridors of northern China, an unusually specialized education system is quietly shaping one of the most strategically important supply chains in the world. In the city of Baotou,

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The Beijing Summit That Put India on Notice

May 23, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The two most powerful leaders on earth met in Beijing on May 14 and 15, 2026. The world watched. So did New Delhi. This was only the second face-to-face summit of Donald

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China Turns Classrooms Into Political Gateways as Party Studies Become Job Currency

May 22, 2026
China/Education/World

China’s leading universities are increasingly integrating Communist Party ideology into mainstream higher education, offering structured courses on party history, doctrine and leadership that are now being framed by some students and educators

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Xi’s Ancient Warning Signals a New Global Power Shift

May 16, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s decision to invoke the “Thucydides Trap” during a major summit with the United States in Beijing was far more than a passing historical reference. It was a carefully

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US–China Summit: A strategic moment for stabilizing bilateral relations

May 14, 2026
Columns/Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

US President Donald Trump arrived in Beijing on Wednesday for a new round of face-to-face talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping from May 14 to 15, a meeting arriving at a particularly

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