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166 stories
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Critical cracks are ripping through China’s economy
President Xi ‘has steered the country straight into the traps he identified five years ago’
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Spending spotlight falls on China’s ‘shadow savers’
Fallout risks from weak domestic demand have dire consequences for an already fragile global economy
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Taiwan sifts through strategic lessons of Iran war
Key issue is not whether the US would act in a China conflict, but how it would manage multiple crises
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China’s vision of the future is a nightmare for the US
Five-year blueprint rolled out by Xi ‘translates into something straight out of Elon Musk’s fever dream’
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Big pharma embroiled in China-US ‘drugs’ battle
Just like the ‘rare earths’ confrontation, the pharmaceutical industry will be the next flashpoint
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Social debate divide fuels Japan-China friction
Prime Minister Takaichi’s stance reveals the ‘real shift unfolding in Japanese homes and streets’
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China and the UK in green energy power play
Rather than export expertise in an industry they dominate, Chinese firms are keen to import innovation
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Trump card falls flat amid tension over Xi talks
Iran war turmoil and the US president’s call for a ‘convoy of the willing’ sparks China-US challenges
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Crude crisis could help China burnish green image
But Beijing will need to ‘rely less on coercion and more on soft power’ amid global oil turmoil
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Ports in a storm fueling China’s maritime expansion
It would be naive to treat all projects as politically neutral by ruling out covert military ambitions
