Opinion Archives - Page 11 of 24

Young women’s darkening employment outlook is just one of many signs that the Chinese economy is headed in the wrong direction.

China's efforts to portray itself as a peacemaker in some of the world's most complex regions are so far failing to bear fruit.

A repeat of the measures imposed on Russia will be hard to achieve if China were to invade Taiwan.

Weaponizing trade policy has negatively affected both the U.S. and Chinese economies, without easing geopolitical strains between the two.

It's unfair to expect South East Asian nations to decouple from the world's second-largest economy.

The way we talk about the U.S. and China rivalry could do with less sports-style commentary and more rounded analysis.

Record-breaking figures for joblessness among young workers weaken the Chinese economy's near- and long-term prospects.

Setting up a new joint secretariat could be key to keeping engagement between the world's leading economies on track.

The souring of relations between European capitals and Beijing represents a strategic opportunity for the U.S.

Companies operating in China need to work together to get better information on the government's intentions.

Barring a “black swan” event, China can achieve 6 percent GDP growth this year, argues a top Chinese economist.

The U.S. penchant to over-hype China's security threat should not be accepted on blind faith.