China can’t afford to invade Taiwan By George Magnus Posted on August 10, 2022 In China China, Chinese economy 0 Escalation will hurt Beijing, invasion or assault would cripple itContinue reading...
Why China’s Evergrande debt crisis is the tip of an iceberg By George Magnus Posted on September 29, 2021 In China China, China property 0 The woes of the world’s most heavily indebted property developer could soon mean problems for Xi Jinping, China’s economy and beyond.Continue reading...
Whatever RCEP is, it’s not the answer to the slump in world trade By George Magnus Posted on February 12, 2021 In China, Emerging Markets, Global Economy + Finance, Viewpoints China, RCEP 0 World trade expectations range between bounce back optimism to economic scarring. But RCEP isn’t going to help as its creators sayContinue reading...
Why Hong Kong could be the flashpoint for a new financial war By George Magnus Posted on June 8, 2020 In China China, Financial war 0 China’s imposition of a strict new national security law could lead the US to rescind Hong Kong’s special financial status.Continue reading...
China and COVID-19: a shock to its economy, a metaphor for its development By George Magnus Posted on March 6, 2020 In China biggest challenge to Xi Jinping, China 0 First published: LSEIdeas, Strategic Update, February 2020President Xi Jinping has vowed to wage a ‘people’s war’ against the COVID-19 epidemic.Continue reading...
Red Flag: Impacts of Coronavirus in China and the World By George Magnus Posted on March 6, 2020 In China China, Coronavirus 0 An interview with Mercy KuoFirst published: The Diplomat 18-02-2020Diplomat author Mercy Kuo regularly engages subject-matter experts,Continue reading...