China’s priority must be to stabilize the economy
The steady weakening in growth does not demonstrate the inevitability of the country’s economic decline
East Asia Forum
China-US friction prompts a wave of Seoul searching
President Yoon will integrate economics and security into a new policy, shifting away from strategic ambiguity
China and the US battle for high-tech supremacy
Rivalry in the semiconductor industry is a significant point of tension between Beijing and Washington
China’s predatory trade tactics hit poorer nations
Beijing ‘must be held accountable’ for heavy subsidies to farming and deep-water fishing fleets
Beijing is left to walk a geopolitical tightrope
China’s ‘strategic reasoning means that it is likely to remain detached’ from the Russian-Ukraine war
Targeting China’s richest 1% can reduce the wealth gap
Relying on the goodwill of the wealthy will only partially contribute to social equality in the country
Declining dollar dominance and China’s dilemma
Only a Chinese invasion of Taiwan would see the world split into Western and Eastern economic blocs
Economic integration and the China conundrum
Achieving a balance between strategic and security concerns would bring economic benefits to the Asian region
Why China refuses to condemn Putin’s war
Unless relations between Beijing and Washington change, China will not risk its partnership with Russia
Social credit system has many faces in China
Academics and Chinese citizens have expressed concerns about ‘disciplinary overkill’ on the 20th anniversary of the launch of the policy