Party and state

Party and state

Shaky China: Five scenarios for Xi Jinping's third term

Bernhard Bartsch

Report

Jun 28, 2023

Research

Party and state

Following the party line: A calendar of key Chinese government and Communist Party meetings

Alexander Davey

Comment

Aug 08, 2023

Chinese security officers check the hall after the 2nd Plenary Session of the Fifth Session of the 12th National People's Congress (NPC) at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, 08 March 2017.

Amended anti-espionage law aims to curate China’s own narrative

Vincent Brussee

Kai von Carnap

Comment

May 25, 2023

National People’s Congress Digest

MERICS Briefs

Mar 16, 2023

National People's Congress + Beijing sanctions two US companies + Basic research

MERICS Briefs

Mar 02, 2023

Xi’s Chinese-style modernization: tactical flexibility and ideological steadfastness

Johnny Erling

Comment

Feb 20, 2023

Demographic change + Export controls + Global Gateway

MERICS Briefs

Feb 02, 2023

Covid protests + Vaccines + Michel's visit to Beijing

MERICS Briefs

Dec 01, 2022

Key takeaways from Xi's report to the party congress

MERICS Briefs

Oct 20, 2022

Who is the CCP? China's Communist Party in infographics

Nis Grünberg

Comment

Oct 12, 2022

Insights

Party and state

Scenarios for Xi Jinping’s third term, with Bernhard Bartsch

Podcast

Jun 28, 2023

How to understand what the CCP is saying, with Katja Drinhausen and Malin Oud

Podcast

Mar 17, 2023

Protests in China

Katja Drinhausen

Vincent Brussee

Press release

Nov 30, 2022

The 20th Party Congress: What it means for the CCP and the world (Council on Geostrategy)

Charles Parton

Nov 22, 2022

Meet China's new Politburo Standing Committee

Comment

Nov 17, 2022

Outcomes of the 20th Party Congress, with Valarie Tan and Jacob Gunter

Podcast

Oct 25, 2022

The 20th National Congress of the CCP, with Nis Grünberg and Johnny Erling

Podcast

Oct 14, 2022

Eyes on the 20th National Party Congress (CHOICE)

Katja Drinhausen

External publication

Oct 13, 2022

Does the “Beidaihe meeting” actually take place, and why does this matter?

Charles Parton

Comment

Aug 23, 2022

Events

Party and state

Chinapolitisches Werkstattgespräch mit Johnny Erling und Nis Grünberg

Sep. 08, 2023

Party and state

Germany-China

Chinapolitisches Werkstattgespräch mit Johnny Erling und Katja Drinhausen

Jun. 30, 2023

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Katja Drinhausen

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Nis Grünberg

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Vincent Brussee

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Sophie Reiß

Analyst

Party and state

Shaky China: Five scenarios for Xi Jinping's third term

Research

Following the party line: A calendar of key Chinese government and Communist Party meetings

Amended anti-espionage law aims to curate China’s own narrative

National People’s Congress Digest

National People's Congress + Beijing sanctions two US companies + Basic research

Xi’s Chinese-style modernization: tactical flexibility and ideological steadfastness

Demographic change + Export controls + Global Gateway

Covid protests + Vaccines + Michel's visit to Beijing

Key takeaways from Xi's report to the party congress

Who is the CCP? China's Communist Party in infographics

Insights

Scenarios for Xi Jinping’s third term, with Bernhard Bartsch

How to understand what the CCP is saying, with Katja Drinhausen and Malin Oud

Protests in China

The 20th Party Congress: What it means for the CCP and the world (Council on Geostrategy)

Meet China's new Politburo Standing Committee

Outcomes of the 20th Party Congress, with Valarie Tan and Jacob Gunter

The 20th National Congress of the CCP, with Nis Grünberg and Johnny Erling

Eyes on the 20th National Party Congress (CHOICE)

Does the “Beidaihe meeting” actually take place, and why does this matter?

Events

Chinapolitisches Werkstattgespräch mit Johnny Erling und Nis Grünberg

Chinapolitisches Werkstattgespräch mit Johnny Erling und Katja Drinhausen

Experts on Party and state

Katja Drinhausen

Nis Grünberg

Vincent Brussee

Sophie Reiß

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