Shirley Yu

The country is betting on infrastructure spending as a path to recovery, but what kind of infrastructure matters most

Neither allies nor friends, China and Russia find themselves in a flawed union

The country's role as the world's growth engine may stall, but it will stay central to the developing world

The CCP's climate conundrum will define its political fortunes

Xi Jinping’s stated vision for the nation is underpinned by state-owned – not private – enterprises

The ascent of the country hangs in the balance if its best companies cannot be financed on its own shores

If the US manages to become a clean energy superpower, China stands to receive the biggest economic reward