Government investments to strengthen the domestic economy are making China less dependent on U.S. trade.
Government investments to strengthen the domestic economy are making China less dependent on U.S. trade.
Other countries–China, Russia, India–are rushing to fill the void for their own strategic gain.
Trump offers unpredictability; China offers stability.
As Washington retreats, China steps in.
Trump’s aggressive economic nationalism may well hasten the rise of the very multipolar world he seeks to suppress.
Both sides could benefit from enhanced trade, but tensions remain.
Nine of the world’s top 10 research institutions are now Chinese.
U.S. cultural dominance, once unquestioned, is facing increasing competition from Chinese cultural products and digital platforms.
The visible discord between Ukraine and the United States reinforces China’s narrative of a declining West and a shifting global power balance.
What China does at the Two Sessions will not only define its own economic growth but also influence the world economy as a whole.