Daniel Wagner

Beijing has mastered the art of punching above its weight in multilateral organizations to wield substantially more influence than its membership positions otherwise entitle it to. This is …

As China edges toward becoming the world’s largest economy, its insistence on being treated as a developing nation becomes increasingly untenable.

The multilateral order is not doomed by design; it is dying of neglect. Reviving it will require courage from both insiders and outsiders to modernize governance, demand results, …

Tianjin’s long list of statements sounds impressive on the surface, but, as usual, thin on details and how and whether sufficient accountability mechanisms will exist or function.