John Steenhuisen’s appointment of Roman Cabanac is a bro too far.
Recent policy reversals have left investors optimistic about the country but more is needed to ensure long-term growth
Easing of restrictions marks a shift in policy, but Beijing’s stance remains hazy and inconsistent
The president’s speech at the Communist Party of China’s congress was vague on the issue of Taiwan as the party paves the way for his third term
China’s economic rise and growing footprint presents an alternative to the West
As information about the coronavirus emerged, the Chinese government and Chinese society began to organise an immense campaign against its spread
If China’s leaders cannot endorse a genuine election of the chief executive, they should at least revert to their plan of holding a popular vote
Chinese authorities have allegedly disrupted WhatsApp use in the country, adding this app to a list of foreign media that is already blocked
China’s new leader Xi Jinping has highlighted corruption as a scourge that could bring down the Communist Party.
Staff in the lavish library of the Chinese Academy of Sciences were assembling huge display boards to commemorate the 90th birthday of the CPC.
There was no need for apprehension once the term of the current South African government came to an end, ANC leader Jacob Zuma said in China.
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/ 29 January 2008
Chinese premier Wen Jiabao took a bullhorn in hand to encourage stranded passengers in the snow-bound city of Changsha, as unusually severe winter weather snarled transport throughout the south amidst the country’s worst power crisis.