Chun Han Wong

Restrictions by Beijing and tensions with the West have created new obstacles to research, and some academics fear that the growing knowledge gap will hamper U.S. efforts to manage relations.

A government adviser was detained and removed from his posts after he allegedly criticized the Chinese leader’s management of the economy.

The possible inclusion of PVH on an “unreliable entities list” comes as the U.S. challenges Chinese firms.

Building a potent nuclear submarine force would help China tighten control over its peripheral waters and improve its ability to seize Taiwan.

The intelligence agency accused of steering cyberattacks on the U.S. has grown more powerful with a trusted protégé of the Chinese leader at the helm.

When China’s top leaders pledged to act more aggressively to stimulate economic growth, they rounded off their remedies with a political order: Have fewer meetings and cut the busywork.

Dong Yuyu is a liberal voice who had engaged frequently with diplomats, scholars and journalists from the U.S. and Japan.

SINGAPORE—At Singapore’s leading universities, students are finding it hard to focus in class. Sightseeing travelers from China have swamped the grounds of Singapore’s two biggest universities, peering into classrooms, snapping selfies and even barging into lectures to get a sampling of the education. From tiger parents and their children to trend-chasing influencers, visitors cite the allure of campus life in a Southeast Asian city-state known for its clean streets, lush greenery and first-rate colleges.

Xi’s campaign against capitalist excess ushers out internationally experienced financiers for a new generation of loyal functionaries.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s decree to the Communist Party: Enforcing strict discipline shouldn’t fuel a climate of fear that saps the can-do spirit that once helped power China’s economic rise.