Olivia Li

Experts point to signs of Xi Jinping’s declining authority, which undermines his influence in U.S.–China negotiations.

Protests by workers and citizens are spreading across China, exposing rising social unrest and deepening cracks in the country’s economy.

Dissidents across China have been placed under surveillance or warned to remain silent ahead of the 36th anniversary of the CCP’s Tiananmen Square Massacre.

Signals from within the Chinese Communist Party suggest a managed exit may be underway, as old factions resurface and loyalists fall.

Victims’ families and residents allege underreporting and information lockdown.

BYD’s aggressive price cuts shake China’s auto industry, triggering stock sell-offs amid warnings of an ‘Evergrande moment.’

Xi suggests China must rely on a prolonged struggle and the mobilization of the entire population.

Experts suggest that China’s ongoing military purge has reversed course—shifting from Xi targeting rivals to rivals eroding Xi’s control.

‘The authorities are trying to recover as much illicit wealth as possible to ease China’s financial pressures,’ one China observer said.