Politics – Page 105 – China Focus

Huawei Stays Cool Right in the Middle of the U.S.-China Trade War Storm

Huawei shows confidence in the future and cherishes cooperation despite attacks by the U.S.

Science & Technology Politics Jun 5, 2019

Brexit, Elections, and the EU – UK’s Convoluted Mess

Theresa May's long-awaited resignation announcement opened the race for her successor.

Politics Jun 4, 2019

【High-level Interview】Douglas Flint: UK to Help Build More Financial Capacity for the BRI

"During the course of our history, as a commonwealth country and way back into the British Empire where Britain was connected by trade to most countries in the...

Politics Jun 3, 2019

【High-level Interview】Jeong Jae-heung: Handling U.S. Competition Needed in Making BRI a Success

It is impossible for the U.S. to sit idly by because as a hegemonic superpower, it constantly desires dominance of the global system. The U.S. considers the...

Politics Jun 3, 2019

A Time of Reckoning

If May’s successor fails to deliver a smooth Brexit, it might spell the end of Britain’s ruling Conservative Party.

Politics Jun 3, 2019

Unpacking Misconceptions

China has always looked to cooperating with rather than dominating other countries

Politics Apr 28, 2019

【Exclusive Interview】 BRI Is Moving from Basic Infrastructure to High Quality Projects

"In most cases, China has tried its best to adhere to these principles and this is what makes the Belt and Road Initiative different from others. It is not a...

Politics Apr 27, 2019

【High-level Interview】Justin Vaïsse: The Belt and Road has Improved Interconnectivity Among Countries

The BRI is a very positive development but it should really keep in mind that we need these norms of transparency, good governance and we should abide by these...

Politics Apr 27, 2019

Why Is China Still a Developing Country?

When I recently referred to China as the world’s largest developing country to some of my European friends, they thought it was a humorous understatement...

Politics Apr 26, 2019

The Belt and Road Is Funding Global Infrastructure Investment. What About the Rest?

National Governments, especially from advanced economies, appear to have little appetite to fund their own infrastructure projects, let alone other countries.

Politics Apr 25, 2019

For the Public Good

When the Belt and Road Initiative was first put forward in 2013, few might have imagined that it would encompass more than 150 countries and international...

Politics Apr 22, 2019