But now - in this BBC Minute series, with the help of the BBC's China Editor Carrie Gracie, we explore how President Xi Jinping is taking the country into a new era - as a global superpower.

It’s official: Carrie Gracie has taken resignation speeches ... Gracie, of course, was the BBC’s China Editor up until January 2018, when she stepped down after learning two male international ...

On Wednesday, journalist and broadcaster Carrie Gracie appeared in parliament ... international talking point. The former China editor for BBC News, Gracie resigned from her post in early January ...

MPs have demanded an end to the BBC’s “culture of invidious, opaque decision-making” over pay which it said has led… Former BBC China editor Carrie Gracie has described her fight for ...

from Senegal Show more In China, Carrie Gracie's been wondering about the role of principles - whether they're personal, ethical, religious or political - in a conformist society whose leaders don ...

The story of the mysterious murder that changed the course of Chinese politics. Carrie Gracie investigates the killing of a British man, Neil Heywood, in Chongqing in 2011.

Kate Adie introduces correspondents' stories: Jeremy Bowen reflects on Syria, Carrie Gracie on China, Nick Thorpe on Hungary, Karen Allen on Africa, and Will Grant on Cuba. Show more By any ...