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China-U.S. Rivalry
China and the United States, the world's two largest economies, have been engaging in a tense competition for geopolitical, economic and tech supremacy.
China-U.S. Relations Are More Complicated Than a ‘Cold War,’ Experts Say
Scholar says two dangerous trends are emerging — one, framing everything in terms of security and, two, each side seeing the other as an ideological foe when it is not the case
CX Daily: China’s Housing Market Flashes Signs of Life in Core Cities
Real estate transactions and prices in megacities like Shenzhen and Shanghai are rebounding, though a nationwide recovery remains elusive
Commentary: What Britain’s Looming Labour Shake-Up Means for Beijing
A collapsing Keir Starmer premiership means London’s fragile economic ties with Beijing will face new geopolitical pressures from Europe and the Indo-Pacific
Top Stories of the Month: Chinese Savers Move Beyond Bank Deposits as Rates Fall
Insurance products are attracting more household savings as falling rates erode deposit returns
Commentary: To Fix Its Economy, China Needs to Pay Its Workers More
The Chinese mainland is producing high-quality goods at breakneck speed, but without structural changes to wage distribution, domestic demand will continue to drag down growth
EU Business Confidence in China Remains Low Despite Modest Improvement, Survey Shows
EUCCC finds 68% of surveyed companies said operating in the country had grown harder over the previous year, though an uptick in optimism suggested firms are finding ways to adapt
In Depth: Trump’s China Trip Opens Doors for U.S. Business
From Wall Street to Silicon Valley, heads of American companies used the Beijing summit to press for access, revive deals and signal they’re in the country for the long haul
Commentary: Globalization’s Old Story No Longer Explains the World
The post-Cold War faith in multilateralism has faded as countries prioritize defense, supply chains and national identity over universal development goals
Weekly Must-Read: Beijing Summit Signals a Reset in U.S.-China Relations
From the Temple of Heaven to Zhongnanhai, Xi Jinping and Donald Trump sought to redefine bilateral relations through a framework centered on ‘constructive strategic stability’
Business Brief (May 21): U.N. Cuts Global Growth Forecast
Middle East conflicts slow growth, fuel inflation and heighten global uncertainty
Commentary: The Taiwan Card, Repriced
U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping suggests a profound shift in Washington’s cross-strait calculus
Asian Allies Rush to Consult Trump After His China Visit
Leaders of Japan and South Korea press for details on the Sino-U.S. summit, highlighting fears of being bypassed in trans-Pacific strategic shifts
Commentary: Inside China’s Evolving Anti-Sanctions Playbook
By officially shielding five petrochemical companies from American blacklists, Beijing signals the maturation of an institutional framework designed to combat unwarranted extraterritorial jurisdiction
CX Daily: Beijing Summit Signals a Reset in U.S.-China Relations
Xi Jinping and Donald Trump seek to redefine relations through the lens of ‘constructive strategic stability’
Opinion: Washington and Beijing Can Still Achieve Great Things Together
Renewed diplomatic engagement offers a chance to stabilize the global economy and repair fractured academic ties
CX Daily: U.K. Moves to Fully Nationalize Chinese-Owned British Steel
Beijing protests proposed bill that opens a path to conclude the state takeover
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