China’s Tech and Finance Crackdown is a Challenge to Western Ideas That Cuts Across...
By Johannes Petry
China introduced new rules on November 1 that restrict the extent to which internet companies can collect and store user data. Known as the personal...
How Companies Should Respond To U.S.-China Tensions And Global Supply Chain Disruptions
Ongoing tensions between the United States and China have affected many companies around the world, including those in Canada.
Canada’s relationship to China has suffered due...
China’s Population Grew Older and Richer: Policy Lessons for Some African Countries
By Dr. Lauren Johnston
For decades China was the world’s most populous country. But that’s changed. Its population has peaked, and is now falling.
The country has...
China’s three-child policy is unlikely to be welcomed by working women
By Jieyu Liu
China’s new policy of allowing couples to have three children (replacing the previous limit of two) is an attempt to respond to...
BRICS: Could a More Inclusive and Equitable Multipolar World Take Shape? An interview with...
Recently, Dr Steinbock was interviewed on the rise of the BRICS and the multipolar world by Marcello Iannarelli, editor in chief of World Geostrategic...
Is the 2015 Nobel Prize a Turning Point for Traditional Chinese Medicine?
By Marta Hanson
Youyou Tu, Nobel Winner in Physiology or Medicine discovered Artemisinin as an alternative malaria cure to the standard chloroquine, which was quickly...
China’s Retail Revolution: Innovations Which Could Change the Way the World Shops
By Mark Greeven
China’s dominance in manufacturing has made it the factory of the world. The subsequent economic growth enriched an ever-expanding middle class, and the country’s...
Is military conflict over Taiwan inevitable or is China masking its true economic agenda?
By Andre Wheeler
With much focus on the developments in the increasingly strategic geo-political Indo-Pacific region, current analysis in the West has shifted to the...
“The Still Running Red Queen” China Since the Financial Crisis
By Michael Murphree and Dan Breznitz
In the years following the Financial Crisis, China managed to avoid recession. In this article, Michael Murphree and Dan...
China’s Economy of Peace
By Peter Koenig
China, about a decade ago, has deliberately embarked on an Economy of Peace. A strategy that China pursues, unimpressed by constant aggressions...
