Celebration of army's 100th birthday likely a precursor of bigger things ahead
Beijing stirs pot over Senkaku Islands, blaming incursions on Japan fishing boats
Snubbed over 'great power relationship,' China ready to turn the tables
The two go back nine years, but China's rise has complicated the relationship
Mao Zedong and Xi Jinping connected by mysterious set of numbers
Xi Jinping visit to Japan remains key goal deterred by bilateral and geopolitics
Twice-sidelined Xi Zhongxun taught China's current leader the price of defeat
China's 'October surprise' presages a tectonic shift in party's power structure
Xi's 'dual-circulation' economic model needs a stable supply chain with neighbor
Making enemies on all sides goes against ancient diplomatic textbook, scholars warn
President switches message on anti-Japan day to slam Washington
Rival Youth League sends coded messages to prepare for the coming storm
President shows who's boss, while premier is sidelined in the mud
Did Xi Jinping host summer gathering in Beidaihe? Mystery thickens
Chinese leader now confronts 'two states' protege in popular Tsai Ing-wen
A coded news release signals the president's intent to be 'leader for life'
Efforts to strengthen Communist Party rule has only backfired
Japan would have given red carpet treatment despite Hong Kong law
'Beidaihe' is the one assembly that poses a risk to Xi Jinping's rule
Former official urges citizens to prepare for the worst-case scenario
In a 1984 news conference, Margaret Thatcher shot down Emily Lau's concerns
Willingness to engage in combat signals break from peaceful rise
Campaign to put Chinese president on par with revolutionary socialist has begun
Premier's attempt to revive vendors is immediately shot down by president's henchmen
But Xi's high-handed measures on Hong Kong lack Deng Xiaoping's pragmatism