The Globalist

Scott Tong travels to China with his mother to track down their family history.

Worried about social media helping to create popular movements, China runs an elaborate system of censorship and manipulation.

The Pope and CCP leader would have benefitted from comparing notes while in the US. Alas, that did not happen.

Despite current attempts at suppression, the number of Christians is growing.

A desire to stay relevant and powerful may push China towards new information ethics.

India has a free press and elections — but even more corruption than China.

China’s young people feel under intense pressure.

Can one-party rule enable consensus, competence, the competition of ideas and a can-do spirit?

What the brave new world of global information warfare means for political and business elites everywhere.

How did Communist China manage to become so fiercely competitive?