For weeks it was a topic of anxious speculation, nervousness, indeed, geopolitical suspense. Would Chinese president Xi Jinping meet Japanese prime minister Abe

A new paper by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace argues that India and the United States should collaborate on building New Delhi’s next Vikrant-c

President Xi Jinping of China showed up in Pakistan this week with one of his government’s most powerful weapons — money, and lots of it. He signed agreements

Unprecedented? Or perhaps even refreshing? For the first time, Beijing has offered a more elaborate clarification about its recent activities in the South China

Has the American foreign policy establishment and the Obama administration “lost it,” becoming completely irrational if not delusional when it comes to China?

So far this week, China has witnessed a default by a major property developer and another by a state-owned company. Dubious firsts, to be sure, but they couldn

China may be at odds with several Southeast Asian nations over territorial claims in the South China Sea, yet when it comes to economic policy, what’s good for

China’s stock frenzy has calmed at least momentarily, with the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets roughly even in the two trading days since regulators this weekend

Last week, 57 nations became founding members of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the China-led regional development bank. Japan and the United States

Myanmar’s political transition has spawned debates and deliberations in policymaking circles and strategic communities across the world. The economic and strat