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Former New York Times Shanghai Bureau Chief; 2-time Pulitzer Prize winner; investigative reporter and co-founder of The Wire China and @WireScreenAI.
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China Books Review

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By Alexander Boyd, David Barboza Verified, Liu He
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Ed: We’re delighted to help announce the launch of Broken Engagement: Interviews with those who have made — and remade — the U.S.’s policy towards China (The Wire China, March 2025) — published by the team at our older sibling site The Wire China, a digital business magazine founded in 2020 by Pulitzer-prize winning journalist David Barboza.
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'The Day Engagement Died'

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By David Barboza Verified
| The Wire China Verified
Over the last two years, Bob Davis, the former senior editor at the Wall Street Journal, has conducted two dozen interviews with senior American policy makers for The Wire China. The Wire has now put together those interviews, with a preface and introduction by Davis, into a new ebook titled Broken Engagement: Interviews with those who have made — and remade — the U.S.’s policy towards China, which is now available for purchase and download.
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Kublai Khan, from Land to Ocean

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By Taili Ni, Christopher A. Cottrell, David Barboza Verified, Brent Crane Verified
| China Books Review Verified
While many books have been written on Kublai Khan, none have framed him in terms of sea power.Emperor of the Seas: Kublai Khan and the Making of China (Bloomsbury Continuum, 2024) is anthropologist and author Jack Weatherford’s latest historical account of the vast Mongol empire that rampaged across the 13th and 14th centuries, from Baghdad to Beijing, with control of the oceans as its central theme.
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