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The Chinese public is more confident in Beijing’s economic power and global leadership.
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The Chinese public is more confident in Beijing’s economic power and global leadership.
China's Belt and Road Initiative is neither a "Marshall Plan" for Eurasia and Africa nor a form of "debt-trap diplomacy."
The C919's struggles show that China's path toward technological independence is filled with obstacles.
Uganda's airport expansion deal with China is yet another cautionary tale about Chinese lending.
Studies reveal that the true amount of sovereign debt owed by recipients of Chinese lending is vastly underreported.
Chinese officials are using Twitter to voice their opinions, paint a softer image of China, and swing back at critics.
Chinese private space companies are two decades behind their American competitors. But the gap is being bridged.
After roughly three decades, America’s status as the world’s sole superpower could be coming to an end.
Beijing is still developing the policies that will guide its approach to climate change over the next decade.
Pakistan's space program was advanced among developing countries in the 1960s and 1970s, but has fallen behind since.