Carnegie Asia Program News Today

Decades of rapid economic growth have made China a central player in the global economy. Now, the tide appears to be turning, but experts say the challenges China faces aren’t that new – nor are they insurmountable.

Trade data suggests China's manufacturers are assembling fewer end products there and instead shipping materials to Southeast Asia for final assembly.

Rappler's Bea Cupin speaks to Elina Noor, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Asia Program, about the Philippine President's latest visit to the US

In recent years, China has rigorously criticized unilateral sanctions as a foreign policy mechanism. At the same time, there are multiple examples of China doing the very same thing.

Since 2016, fewer top Chinese military officials have traveled abroad

Japan’s startup ecosystem has arrived at a pivot point: for the first time, it is able to draw top-tier talent to high-growth startups at a scale that was not possible just 15 years ago.

His aspirations for Brasilia’s relationship with Beijing, if similar to those of his previous presidency, would not be well suited for the China of 2023.

Foreign experts should use this case study to examine the forces that shape how Beijing oversees these emerging technologies.

The registrys user manual reveals Chinas approach to regulating the latest tech front: the algorithms that power the biggest internet companies.

Facing growing geopolitical tensions from all sides, South Korea needs an overhaul of its national security protocol.