Beijing has kept the stimulus valve turned off despite a slew of negative economic signs. Has China’s long-predicted economic transition to a consumption-fueled growth model finally dawned?

Xi Jinping has made reducing dependency on Western food imports a priority but, given China’s finite amount of arable land, this is not a problem that’s easily solved.

China’s population recorded its first official decline since 1961, and the country’s economic model may never be the same.

COVID-19 is hammering China’s economic activity, but analysts are citing a potential boom in the second half of 2023.

A sharp drop in imports and exports suggests that the internal and external engines of the Chinese economy are failing.

Contrary to popular belief, the value of Africa to contemporary Chinese statecraft is overwhelmingly political rather than economic.

If the past is any guide, the hammer is about to come down on China’s Covid protestors.

Amid worsening economic indicators, Beijing has partially reversed its attempt to reign in real estate excess. But is the damage already done?

The 20th Congress has solidified Xi Jinping’s position as the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao Zedong.

Ahead of a key meeting for President Xi, the authorities are projecting normalcy despite a faltering economic outlook.