China
Eve of Disaster
Why 2013 eerily looks like the world of 1913, on the cusp of the Great War.
BY CHARLES EMMERSON | JANUARY 4, 2013
The Year in Unfreedom
An encouraging number of the world's people voted in 2012. But voting does not a democracy make.
BY CHRISTIAN CARYL | JANUARY 4, 2013
Four Surprises That Could Rock Asia in 2013
Are we paying attention to the wrong crises?
BY MICHAEL MAZZA | JANUARY 3, 2013
Is This Any Way to Treat Your Banker?
China recoils in horror at America's fiscal dysfunction.
BY SHEN DINGLI | JANUARY 2, 2013
Getting Down to Business
The bad news is Washington hasn't seen the last of its bickering, dithering, and gridlock. The good news is Obama can change that in his first 100 days.
BY MOHAMED A. EL-ERIAN | JANUARY 2, 2013
The Disappeared
Even the Soviet Union eventually acknowledged Stalin's Great Famine. Why does China still hide evidence of its own mass starvation under Mao?
BY FRANK DIKÖTTER | JANUARY 2, 2013
Let Them Eat Grass
What do Weibots think about China's Great Famine?
BY MURONG XUECUN | JANUARY 2, 2013
We're All Declinist Pundits These Days; Recession-Proof
FP's "Who Won the Great Recession?" package elicits reflections on U.S.-China power dynamics and how to succeed in business during hard times.
JANUARY 2, 2013
9 Stories That Will Move Markets in 2013
From the U.S. deficit to Mideast turmoil, the issues that could have the biggest impact on the global economy in the coming year.
BY DANIEL ALTMAN | DECEMBER 24, 2012
People's Power
Eight ways China's military is catching up to the United States.
BY JOHN REED | DECEMBER 20, 2012
A Line in the Sea
Is Japan’s new leader going to pick a fight with China?
BY MICHAEL AUSLIN | DECEMBER 18, 2012
Launch This
Why Barack Obama needs to reset his North Korea policy.
BY JOEL S. WIT, JENNY TOWN | DECEMBER 13, 2012
Ripe for Rivalry
Has Asia's moment of reckoning finally arrived?
BY VICTOR D. CHA | DECEMBER 12, 2012
Clash of the Balance Sheets
The most important showdown between China and the United States isn't happening in the Pacific. It's happening at the SEC.
BY PATRICK CHOVANEC | DECEMBER 10, 2012
India's Ocean
Could New Delhi's growing naval force change the balance of power in the Pacific?
BY DHRUVA JAISHANKAR | DECEMBER 6, 2012
We Were Pirates, Too
Why America was the China of the 19th century.
BY CHARLES R. MORRIS | DECEMBER 5, 2012
Barbarians at the Gate
Are Russia and China trying to take over the Internet? Probably. But so far they aren't having much luck.
BY CHRISTIAN CARYL | DECEMBER 5, 2012
The Mistress-Industrial Complex
Is adultery the key to solving China’s corruption problem?
BY CHRISTINA LARSON | DECEMBER 3, 2012
The Tale of the Kidnapped Princeling
How critical can the powerful be of the truly powerful in modern China?
BY JOHN GARNAUT | NOVEMBER 30, 2012
Paris on the Yangtze
A look at the Western villages and monuments that are popping up all over China.
NOVEMBER 29, 2012
China's Copycat Cities
The People's Republic is building life-size European villages, but not for the reasons you think.
BY JACK CARLSON | NOVEMBER 29, 2012
Continental Drift
Is Australia breaking with the United States over the pivot to Asia?
BY BATES GILL | NOVEMBER 28, 2012
The World in 2013
Ten predictions for a year of brewing conflict.
BY JESSICA T. MATHEWS | NOVEMBER 28, 2012
We Did Not Hype the Nuclear Threat
The U.S.-China Commission responds to Tom Collina.
BY DENNIS C. SHEA , WILLIAM A. REINSCH | NOVEMBER 26, 2012
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
Photos from the first North American retrospective of China's most famous dissident artist, Ai Weiwei.
NOVEMBER 26, 2012
The FP Survey: The Wisdom of the Smart Crowd
FP's Global Thinkers weigh in on the year gone by and what's on the horizon for 2013.
DECEMBER 2012
A Change Is Gonna Come
Chen Guangcheng on freedom, violence, and the possibility of a revolution in China.
INTERVIEW BY ISAAC STONE FISH | DECEMBER 2012
Inside Saudi Arabia's new crackdown on dissent
5 great reads for your weekend
BY RACHEL WILKINSON
EU protects citizens from dangers of unregulated olive oil bottles
BY ALICIA P.Q. WITTMEYER
British Foreign Office to drunk Britons everywhere: No, we can't translate that tattoo for you
BY ELIAS GROLL
Why do some groups choose nonviolence?
BY JOSHUA E. KEATING
The Army is looking for a few good drone backhoes
BY JOHN REED
Meet the movement standing up to Libya's extremists
BY MOHAMED ELJARH
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