Did China’s ‘reforms’ eradicate ‘extreme poverty?’
Study reveals it ‘increased dramatically during the market reforms of the 1990s,’ reaching a peak of 68%
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Scourge of nationalism and China’s economic slump
President Xi and the Communist Party have become reliant on the nationalist pillar to retain legitimacy
US opposes ‘malign influence’ in Taiwan’s elections
‘We urge Beijing to cease its military, diplomatic, and economic pressure against’ the democratic island
Cameron’s China conundrum poses political problems
The former UK Prime Minister’s old ties with Beijing underline the risks in his role as foreign secretary
Risk factor haunts major foreign firms in China
Beijing’s increased scrutiny of Western companies has alarmed international investors
Why China and Russia are the new ‘axis of evil’
US Republicans have revived the phrase to underline the ‘threat’ posed by Beijing and Moscow
Return of US isolationism and a Trump presidency
The ‘outlook for US allies in the Asia Pacific is grim’ if he manages to regain the White House
Social media writes off China’s Character of the Year
Official government pick of ‘zhen’ fails to impress netizens on Weibo site
China threats loom over Taiwan’s crucial elections
There are growing concerns about Beijing’s efforts to shape the results by influencing public opinion
Real estate fears threaten China’s economic growth
It will be daunting for the Chinese government to get a grip on this problem as the risks mount