Economics

Chinese Communist Party Trains African Leaders, Expanding its Influence

By: Jianli Yang - July 30, 2021 The Communist Party of China (the CCP) celebrated its 100th anniversary earlier this month. Founded in July 1921, the party has transformed itself from one based on communist revolutionary ideas to one that is driven by state...
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Newsweek: Jobs or No Jobs, Frustration Grows in China

By: Jianli Yang - July 14, 2021 Discontent is brewing among both the employed and the jobless in China and the government is unable to mask it any longer. As the number of joblessness grows along with accompanying frustrations, the employed find it tougher to get...
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Statement of Dr. Yang Jianli on Congressional Hearing on China, Genocide and the Olympics

Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission Hearing, andCongressional-Executive Commission on China Statement of Dr. Yang Jianli onHearing on China, Genocide and the Olympics Date: Tuesday, May 18, 2021 - 1:00pmLocation: Virtual via Cisco WebEx In choosing Beijing to host the...
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The Hill: Why the Quad should morph into a treaty-based economic alliance

By: Jianli Yang & Aaron Rhodes - May 17, 2021 As India struggles with highly-infectious variants of the coronavirus and the world tries to lend a helping hand, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) rulers are busy exploiting a passing rift between Washington and New Delhi...
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