Nadya Yeh is a Senior Editor at The China Project. Nadya got her Master’s degree at the Global Thought program at Columbia University and her Bachelor’s at Williams College. She has previously done research at the China Institute.
A deal with the government of Angola could give Chinese-owned mines in Congo a railway to the Atlantic, but elsewhere in Africa, wariness about China-funded projects is growing.
China most likely won’t change its climate goals at COP27, but it’s still leading in electric vehicle sales and renewable energy installations.
Should Germany sell its chips and ports to China? What about cars and advanced manufacturing tools? German companies and politicians all face some very uncomfortable choices.
Germany is divided over how to handle China. This was reflected in how Chancellor Olaf Scholz justified his visit to Beijing to his critics, and the contrast between talk on human rights and discussions about business.
China’s health chief has reiterated support for the nation’s controversial pandemic policy, while local governments and people chafe under lockdown measures.
The leaders of “iron brothers” met in Beijing and assured each of other of their mutual support, financial and moral.
An unverified report that China has formed a “Reopening Committee” has triggered a rally in Chinese stocks, but Beijing has denied any knowledge of the news.
Photos and videos of migrant workers fleeing a Foxconn plant to avoid a COVID lockdown went viral in China.
Since the conclusion of the Communist Party’s 20th congress, Xi Jinping has appointed new officials to top leadership positions — including the man who will run China’s global image.