ECONOMICS, NATIONAL SECURITY, AND THE COMPETITION WITH CHINA
The intersect between economic and national security is spawning turbulence and volatility in Sino-US and Sino-western relations
Economist and Author
Economist and Author
The intersect between economic and national security is spawning turbulence and volatility in Sino-US and Sino-western relations
World trade expectations range between bounce back optimism to economic scarring. But RCEP isn’t going to help as its creators say
For well over a year, we have witnessed the passage of Britain’s erroneously labelled ‘golden era’ with China turn to rust,
Xi Jinping’s speeches often embrace flowery language and come across like corporate marketing. But there are always messages, boasts and not a little hypocrisy
Predictions of a “Chernobyl Moment” for the Chinese Communist Party in early 2020 have proven incorrect. China has won the bragging rights for recovery, but there is much more, and less to this than the narrative suggests