Are China and the EU Partners, Competitors or Rivals?
Trade in goods between the two has risen to record-levels of over €1.5 billion a day, as of 2017, and China is now the EU’s second largest trading partner and the EU, China’s largest.
Is China Passing a Law Only to End the Trade Dispute?
The New York Times on Monday claimed China was making a “sweeping rewrite” of its laws in a hope to “pacify the United States and ease a rancourse trade dispute”. The new law does address some of the claims made by the U.S., but is China really passing a law to appease them?
Advanced Rail Network Reunites Families for Chinese New Year
The joy and warmth brought by family, whether it’s preparing delicious home cooked food, sharing gifts with little ones or, as Li says, simply standing face-to-face with the ones you love, is why we put up with these difficult journeys through the festive period.
Brexit Doesn’t Blow Sino-UK Relationship Off Course as “Golden Era” Stays Strong
A week-long trip to an idyllic, snowy ski-resort high up in the Swiss Alps must have sounded like the perfect winter getaway for British prime […]
Chinese Spring Festival Travels to the U.S. Continue to Fall
Recent crime figures from the Ministry of Public Security (MPS) further question the strength of the State Department’s decision, with gun and explosive-related crimes dropping year-on-year by 27.6 and 29 per cent respectively.
The ‘Brutal’ Truth is Carbon Emissions Are Rising Again
China should be proud of how it has reduced its reliance on coal, although it should be aware that there is still more it can do.
China Leads “Get Down to Action” Call at COP24
China and France, however, are acting like leaders, taking a strong position on their objectives for the two-week summit.
China-Spain Ties Have “‘Never Been Broader or Deeper’ as Today”
China and Spain’s relationship has never been purely about economics. Their strong historical ties, cooperation on people-to-people exchange and their joint efforts to protect wildlife have created a relationship that, according to President Xi, “has never been broader or deeper as today”.
China’s Year of the Insensitive Ad: Why D&G’s is the Worst
Apologetic, humble and showing a willingness to learn from their actions, this is the type of apology D&G should have published.
Cool Heads Needed as Preparations Intensify Ahead of Xi-Trump Meeting
Beijing’s momentous effort over the last month has seen Washington’s position significantly shift, resulting in Trump and his team returning to the negotiating table.
Pence Stokes the Fire Again As Tensions Ease
Rather than seeking a chance to pursue common ground and solve differences, Pence’s speech read like a checklist of how best to antagonise, irritate and provoke Beijing.
Artificial Intelligence and Hotpot: A Good Mix or a Recipe for Disaster?
Is the use of this technology a clever ploy, a gimmick for businesses to make customers part with a bit of extra cash? Does it really benefit the consumer and the business, or is it a five-minute fad that has no lasting appeal?
