George Magnus

By George Magnus June 7, 2014 In Other No tags 0

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How the West got China so catastrophically wrong
Fifty years of encouraging closer economic links with Beijing has proved misguided Read more →
Sinostan and the Sino-Russian axis
China has opted at least for now to make its bed with Putin. But at some point, Chinese policymakers will have to weigh its politics-versus-economics contradiction more carefully, and may come to see Putin as a fly in the ointment of their own interests and ambition. Read more →
China’s ‘Two Sessions’ paper over cracks in a troubled economy
The ‘Two Sessions’ held in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in April sought to guarantee a smooth glide path towards the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)’s 20th Party Congress, scheduled for later this year. But instability rules almost everywhere.... Read more →
China Is Facing a Big Contradiction Between its Politics and its Economics
First published: themarket.ch 01-04-2022
This is an interview,
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U.S.-China Decoupling Has Already Begun
The idea that decoupling isn't happening or is too complicated to happen isn't borne out by what's going on or coming down the track Read more →