The heterodox cabinet

Is Tim Walz an ‘old friend’ of China?

Campaign 2024

The Democratic VP nominee’s ties leave unanswered questions

Ian Williams

Lai Wen’s captivating book about growing up in China and witnessing the horrific massacre reads like a memoir

Leyla Sanai

Today, Xi looks on approvingly as Putin tries to salvage what pieces he can from an old wreck

Sergey Radchenko

A high-ranking intelligence officer leaves a cache of letters revealing his disenchantment with the party

Cindy Yu

China

The government seems very alive to this possibility

Cindy Yu

China
June 3, 2021
Hong Kong’s Tiananmen Square vigil will be different this year
Hong Kong is now a place where peaceful protesters are routinely being locked up
Johnny Patterson
China
June 4, 2020
The Spectator’s proud history of standing up for Hong Kong
Even in 1989, when communist China was much poorer and less powerful than today, lots of businessmen were overanxious not to displease it
Charles Moore
China
August 12, 2019
There’s no Tank Man without the tanks
Hong Kong protesters are following the wrong script
Dominic Green