China Reform Monitor No. 1353
Politicizing China's universities;
Security forces crack down on student activists;
Beijing forces tech firm disclosures;
Beijing's social credit system to become mandatory by 2021
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Publications
The North Korean Threat Revisited
How to Think About Denuclearizing North Korea
Understanding North Korea’s Internal Strategy
China’s Role in the North Korea Crisis
On the Outside Looking in: Russia and the Korean Peace Process
An Asian Preference for the Status Quo
Russia Reform Monitor No. 2274
Regaining America's edge against Russia (and China);
A different kind of Russia hack;
The FSB versus internet cooperation;
New factors in the Russian-Iranian alliance
Russian hackers target Foggy Bottom
What we really know about China’s Reform and Opening Up
China is now in full celebration mode, commemorating four decades since it turned away from Mao Zedong Thought and toward Reform and Opening Up — the blend of market and socialist policies initiated in 1978 by Deng Xiaoping that the Communist Party credits for “giving the Chinese people growth and prosperity.”
Market Meltdown: How OPEC Is Projected to Change
The U.S.-Saudi relationship is growing paradoxically both more contentious and more collaborative. What does that mean for the oil industry?