China has long had an outsized impact on global growth - but with its economy sputtering, its problems could become everyone else's problems.

China is facing the "four D's": demand, derisking, demographics and debt, an economist said. The country's leaders are going about solving the problem the wrong way, focusing on the supply side ...

China’S giant economy faces an equally giant crisis of confidence—and a growing deficit of accurate information is only making things worse. Even as the country wrestles with a property crash ...

Xi’s insistence on personal loyalty risks a climate of sycophancy and rigid unanimity in the ranks of China’s top leaders.

China’s economy, which once seemed unstoppable, is plagued by a series of problems, and a growing lack of faith in the future is verging on despair.

In the years ahead, China’s problems will continue to mount—and to make matters worse, they will probably catch Xi by surprise since, under his totalitarian system, lower-ranked officials are now ...

China’s economy was meant to drive a third of global economic growth this year, so its dramatic slowdown in recent months is sounding alarm bells across the world.

China’s zero-covid policy has left its economy equally trapped. The impact is both direct and indirect, hampering both supply and sentiment. The most profound effects are not always the most ...

It's just not enough to reverse the magnitude of China's problems — including an epic property crisis and high youth unemployment — they say.

The highlights this week: Floods prompt mass evacuations in Beijing, a viral video of bullying sparks protests, and another ...

If anything, China’s problems may reinforce the case for precautionary action. China’s rulers have long relied on economic achievement to give them legitimacy.

Nvidia isn't forecasting any sales of its H20 chip for the Chinese market in the current quarter. That's good news for China's hottest chip maker.