Rebecca Liao

At China’s 19th Party Congress last week, President Xi Jinping cemented his status as the core of the party and the most powerful Chinese leader since Deng Xiaoping...

The widespread adoption of blockchain would benefit importers and exporters, granting them access to the financial backing that many now lack.

When comparing the policy agreements coming out of the G–20 meeting this year with those of former years, as well as the tone of the conferences, it becomes clear...

China moved one step closer to instituting a unified civil code when the National People's Congress formally approved the General Principles of the Civil Law, which...

Beijing’s goal is to establish a robust legal system that can effectively govern China’s political and social life without ever challenging the Communist Party’s...

Asking countries to incrementally but broadly give up their sovereignty is not a worthwhile endeavor for the G-20, or for any multilateral organization.

China's domestic economic problems are holding back its  economic statecraft in such initiatives as the One Belt, One Road project.

The TPP’s architects have heralded the deal as a “trade agreement for the twenty-first century” for the past five years. If the deal is to fulfill its promise...

Over the last few years, Washington has lost its touch in dealing with China. Instead, the U.S. tech community has come to fill the diplomacy vacuum and make...

The creation of the AIIB means that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank now have an Asian counterpart—one that does not subject its loans...

The Fourth Plenum took a bureaucratic view of the judiciary, treating it as an ally to the regime in improving governance rather than as the people’s advocate...