Traffic on the Airport Expressway in Beijing has been worse than usual recently, as a procession of foreign dignitaries have visited the capital, including the Spanish and French premiers, as […]
Reporting on China has long been one of the most challenging and crucial of journalistic assignments. Foreign correspondents have confronted war, revolution, isolation, internal upheaval, and onerous government restrictions as […]
This Thursday we have club drinks at Confidential Bar from 1830. As always all colleagues and friends welcome. If you haven’t come before (or been for a while) then please do […]
China’s economy grew by 4,5 % during the first quarter of the year, stronger than most analysts had expected. The recovery was mainly driven by private consumption and an expansion […]
This talk provides a candid account of how the Chinese citizenry currently thinks about other nations, and their relationship with China. It draws upon findings from the first iteration of […]
Jörg Wuttke has been one of the most outspoken voices of the European business community in China. When it came to deficits and shortcomings of the investment climate in China […]
Our Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be May 24 at 6:00 PM at an embassy in the Dongzhimen area. This is our most important meeting of the year. We will […]
Yale Law School’s Jeremy Daum, will be discussing the recent revisions of Counterespionage Law in the broader context of China's evolving national security legislation and its legal system's increasing extraterritorial reach. […]
Working as a China correspondent means dealing with a very high threat environment for digital attacks and surveillance. The Chinese government has wide-ranging capabilities, both documented and theorised, and by […]
The Danish Embassy in Beijing invites you to attend a roundtable discussion with the Royal Danish Defence College, followed by light snacks and drinks. Dr. Camilla T. N. Sørensen and […]
FCCC member Christoph Giesen together with three co-authors recently published a thrilling book about Chinese citizen Li Fangwei alias Karl Lee. Born in a small town in Heilongjiang Li is […]
Professor Kirby will give a talk to Club members based around his new book: Empires of Ideas and focused on ‘The Future of Universities in China and in Hong Kong’. He will […]
