China

The Explainer Calls for a ‘madame secretary general’ have grown ‘louder’ as António Guterres prepares to leave office

By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published 7 August 26

In Depth ‘Opinions range widely’, from nuclear weapons meaning there can be no Third World War ‘to the conviction that it has already begun’

By The Week UK Last updated 3 August 26

In the Spotlight They are cheaper than US products but the White House could block access

By Joel Mathis, The Week US Published 30 July 26

the week recommends These books show how diverse plant-based cooking can be

By Scott Hocker, The Week US Published 29 July 26

The Explainer Beijing start-up’s new release is as powerful as most rivals and cheaper to run, threatening US dominance

By Lea Tran Published 27 July 26

Today’s Big Question Strikes on covert CIA bases in Middle East suggest unprecedented intelligence sharing with Tehran

By Jamie Timson, The Week UK Published 24 July 26

Today's Big Question Unsubstantiated allegations of Beijing interference look to undermine legitimacy of November midterms

By Jamie Timson, The Week UK Published 17 July 26

Talking Point As a critic of the Chinese Communist Party, the artist’s ‘risk has real meaning’, but he has ‘never excelled in nuance’

By The Week UK Published 17 July 26

The Explainer PM Sanae Takaichi hails ‘first step’ towards strengthening the country’s espionage capabilities in the face of growing Chinese and Russian threats

By The Week UK Published 16 July 26

The Week Recommends Do very much go chasing waterfalls

By Catherine Garcia, The Week US Published 16 July 26

Under the Radar Alliance is one of a flurry of treaties Canberra is making in the Pacific to cooperate on security and counter China’s growing influence

By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published 16 July 26

The Explainer But it isn’t the one you are probably thinking of

By Justin Klawans, The Week US Published 15 July 26