After three grueling years of zero-Covid, the Chinese people are now confronted with the specter of a nationwide spike in infections and hospitalizations.
What may seem like isolated acts of violence—perpetrated by lone gunmen and far-right groups—are part of a larger movement of domestic terrorism that has the makings of a burgeoning civil war.
After three grueling years of zero-Covid, the Chinese people are now confronted with the specter of a nationwide spike in infections and hospitalizations.
On day one, the clock will start ticking for the new government to make quick policy decisions to deal with a variety of urgent issues.
The recent presidential elections will consolidate Kazakhstan’s position as a major diplomatic broker in Eurasia, steering between two assertive neighbors and avoiding being drawn into any regional conflicts.
In-depth analysis from Cliff Kupchan, Dominic Tierney, Robert David English, and more.
