How the West got China so catastrophically wrong By George Magnus Posted on May 2, 2022May 16, 2022 In China, Europe + UK, United States China economy, Flawed China strategy 0 Fifty years of encouraging closer economic links with Beijing has proved misguidedContinue reading...
The downfall of Evergrande foreshadows a difficult decade for China – and for Xi Jinping By George Magnus Posted on December 16, 2021 In China China economy, China property 0 If the Chinese Communist Party doesn’t handle the property giant’s default carefully, the economic and political consequences could be seismic.Continue reading...
Mr. Xi zooms into Davos By George Magnus Posted on January 28, 2021 In China Davos 2021, Multilateralism 0 Xi Jinping’s speeches often embrace flowery language and come across like corporate marketing. But there are always messages, boasts and not a little hypocrisyContinue reading...
The Biden Agenda for US-China Relations By George Magnus Posted on December 2, 2020 In China, United States Joe Biden, US-China relations 0 As President-elect Joe Biden, scans his China inbox, how might things evolve in 2021 with regard to China?Continue reading...
Xi Jinping’s leadership of China looks secure – but his enemies are circling By George Magnus Posted on April 16, 2020 In China China Covid crisis, Pushback against Xi Jinping 0 Criticism of Beijing’s response to Covid-19 has exposed cracks in the Communist Party’s authority.Continue reading...
China Leadership Monitor Insights: Interview with George Magnus By George Magnus Posted on March 2, 2019 In China Ageing Trap, China Red Flags 0 First published: Friday, March 1, 2019China Leadership Monitor interviews George Magnus on his latest book,Continue reading...