
How Should Western Leaders Approach China?
Joseph Biden's criticisms of Beijing contrasted sharply with David Cameron's conciliatory tone. Who had the right idea?

Joseph Biden's criticisms of Beijing contrasted sharply with David Cameron's conciliatory tone. Who had the right idea?
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Though perhaps impolite to his Chinese hosts, the vice president's calls for transparency and accountability were necessary and politically valuable.

Money collected from fines is meant to finance social services. Instead, it lines politicians' pockets.

Traveling with the vice president in Asia, a writer becomes part of the story.

Why didn't Shinzo Abe urge Joe Biden to clamp down on Beijing? Because Japan's prime minister knew the vice president wouldn't.

Beijing's imposition of an air defense identification zone is only one part of the struggle over the future of Northeast Asia.

The vice president's jocular style and unpretentious manner have made him a popular figure in China. But were his comments wise?

High costs and bloated caseloads are thought to be behind the more than 620,000 incidents of violence involving medical professionals.

Job applicants and students are regularly turned down on the basis of the disease. Now, some are fighting back.
Is the Chinese government falling into traps? Or setting them for others?

Traders from China, a ubiquitous presence in the region's bazaars, represent Beijing's growing influence in an area once dominated by Russia.

The British prime minister is now engaging with Chinese people through social media. But not everyone is prepared to forget his visit with the Dalai Lama.

Due to a growing gender imbalance, the territory's women have undergone drastic measures—from love coaches to liposuction—to meet a suitable partner.
Visionaries, looking for someone to continue what they have started.
The people who drive on China's roads may soon be able to fly in its skies!

The ongoing controversy of the iconic play reflects feminism's struggle to establish a toehold in a still conservative society.

Beijing's escalation of a diplomatic dispute in the East China Sea requires the region's leaders—and Washington—to work out a compromise.

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Which explanation is less worrisome: calculated expansion, or miscalculated blunder?