A new wave of purges has engulfed the senior leadership of China’s military, the People’s Liberation Army. Since the 20th ...

Political and economic pressures might force Chinese president and overall leader Xi Jinping to delegate some of his powers ...

Rumors are swirling that Xi Jinping is losing control over the Chinese military after a series of high level purges.

Every time Xi Jinping disappears, the Western rumour mill explodes—coup, illness, collapse. But the headlines rarely hold up. What if the real story isn’t about where Xi goes, but why the West keeps ...

China's top leadership has recently pledged to curb "involutionary" competition amid intense price wars in the country.

A change in China’s leadership could be an unalloyed benefit to the United States and our democratic allies worldwide.

For this episode of Talking Geopolitics, we turn our attention to China, where President Xi Jinping has been busy ...

Xi is obviously in some sort of trouble. The smoke keeps pouring out.” — Charles Burton, Senior Fellow, Prague-based Sinopsis ...

Given significant war preparations, it’s unlikely Beijing’s willingness to sign the protocol to the Bangkok Treaty is the result of peaceful intentions.

Even as the U.S. begins to expand its military, it is also revising its military doctrines and warfighting concepts to adapt ...

The Chinese president’s concept of power was forged by the suffering of his revolutionary father, Xi Zhongxun.