China’s economy
Powerhouse, menace or next Japan? Arthur R. Kroeber, founder of the Gavekal Dragonomics research service and editor of China Economic Quarterly, explains where China's economy might be heading
Powerhouse, menace or next Japan? Arthur R. Kroeber, founder of the Gavekal Dragonomics research service and editor of China Economic Quarterly, explains where China's economy might be heading
The headwinds of a rapidly aging population, a battle against rampant corruption and an enormous national debt are also slowing China's growth. Will the country…
Will China mature into a global economic leader, trigger a crisis, or stagnate like Japan?
China’s push to deepen bilateral relations with EU member states may further increase the divisions on China within the EU
Whilst China’s defence budget this year is rising at its slowest pace since 2010, the reform of the People’s Liberation Army is in full swing
After North Korea recently launched a nuclear weapons test, the veto-holding powers in the UN agreed upon stronger sanctions in a new resolution. What does this initiative from North Korea mean – especially for the current relations between the USA and China. Furthermore, the EU demanded from China to uphold universal human rights in its conflicts with its neighbouring countries in the Southasian sea, though it is highly questionable if Beijing is going to consider this suggestion. Are sanctions even a useful instrument for trying to establish strategic instruments in Eastasia? Can China be included in this strategy?
Avec James Reilly et François Godement
China’s military reforms will give it greater capacity to project power overseas and will strengthen political control over the PLA
China's decision to build naval logistics facility in Djibouti is another milestone in use of military power as a foreign policy tool
Europeans are keen to cooperate on China's silk road vision, but need greater clarity on what cooperation can look like in practice