Dec 05, 2018 14:45 PM- Opinion: Hong Kong’s Key Role in 40 Years of Reform
- Looking into the future, Hong Kong needs to adjust to a new role in fueling China’s development
Dec 04, 2018 16:18 PM- Opinion: Institutions Should Be Held Responsible in Fight on Financial Corruption
- Corruption’s ‘poisonous influence’ does not only affect the individuals who made illicit deals with disgraced officials
Dec 04, 2018 15:31 PM- Zhang Jun: Will China Suffer Soviet Union's Fate by Competing With U.S.?
- Predictions of China’s demise have been greatly exaggerated, but decision-makers must be responsive to changing conditions, writes Zhang Jun
Dec 03, 2018 16:32 PM- Wang Tao: Trade War Ceasefire Better Than Expected
- Although the two sides remain far apart on a host of issues, China likely to speed up reforms
Dec 03, 2018 15:25 PM- Opinion: Editing Babies’ Genes and the Pitfalls of Life Sciences Publicity
- Marketing is tricky for life sciences researchers and companies, as China's Dr. He Jiankui learned after he claimed a baby gene-editing breakthrough
Nov 30, 2018 12:38 PM- Zhang Chunlin: ‘Chinese Exceptionalism’ That Undermines Market Economy Is a Dead End
- China’s state sector must not be developed into a mega-conglomerate that incorporates Communist Party, state, financing and companies into one
Nov 29, 2018 16:01 PM- Opinion: The Meaning of ‘Made in China’ Is Changing
- Once distrusted by even their own consumers, Chinese brands are gradually winning back hearts home and abroad
Nov 27, 2018 17:40 PM- How Did Beijing-Friendly Opposition Make a Comeback in Taiwan’s Midterm Election?
- KMT's Han Kuo-yu becomes rising star by winning mayor's race in ruling party stronghold with 'vegetable vendor’ populist style
Nov 27, 2018 16:19 PM- Opinion: Tempering Expectations Ahead of the G-20
- Minor concessions from Beijing would not mean real progress toward structural changes in China's economy.
Nov 27, 2018 14:05 PM- Opinion: It’s Now or Never for a China-U.S. Trade Deal
- Trump administration needs to respond favorably to Beijing’s concessions to avoid severely damaging the two countries’ relations
Nov 26, 2018 12:15 PM- Opinion: Trump May Try to Get U.S. House to Take the Fall for His Foreign Policy Defeats
- Democrat-controlled chamber should let president take the lead on issues abroad, but serve as a check on his excesses
Nov 23, 2018 15:48 PM- Letter: China and the Philippines Can Both Profit From Agreement on South China Sea
- Let China ensure the safety of the disputed area, but let Philippine fishermen get unlimited access for subsistence fishing
Nov 23, 2018 15:06 PM- Wang Tao: China's Economic Outlook for Next Two Years Plagued With Uncertainty
- Ongoing trade war will hammer country's GDP, which will stabilize at 6% in 2020
Nov 21, 2018 14:06 PM- Anne O. Krueger: Trump’s Steel Tariffs Won’t Reduce Deficit or Create Jobs
- Import tariffs will have no effect on trade deficits but will raise costs for American consumers and producers
Nov 20, 2018 21:51 PM- Daniel Moss: U.S.-China Spat Is No Cold War for Emerging Markets
- Many Asian countries see the benefits to maintaining relations with both countries. Their growing rivalry doesn’t have to be apocalyptic
Nov 20, 2018 19:31 PM- Opinion: Will China Take Spain’s Side in Dispute Over Gibraltar?
- Africa’s growing importance makes the long-standing British-Spanish territorial tussle one in which Beijing may need to play a role
Nov 20, 2018 01:44 AM- Caixin View: China’s Dilemma — Lower Tax Burden or Bigger Pension Hole
- Can the government square the circle of helping private companies while strengthening enforcement on social security contributions to plug a growing pensions gap?
Nov 19, 2018 14:02 PM- Opinion: Here’s Why Stimulus Isn’t Working in China
- Without clarity, none of the government’s competing goals are likely to be achieved, and the economic slowdown will deepen
Nov 16, 2018 18:52 PM- Xu Chenggang: China Should Learn From History Before Embracing AI
- Overestimating the power of new technology instead of seeking market-oriented institutional changes could lead to disaster
Nov 13, 2018 14:35 PM- Barry Eichengreen: The Belt and Road in the Mirror of the Marshall Plan
- U.S. aid had helped European countries to develop toward market economy, while the Belt and Road Initiative recipients may not emulate China
COLUMNISTS
-
Ling Huawei
-
Richard N. Cooper
-
Barry Eichengreen
-
Andrew Sheng
-
Keyu Jin
-
Shen Jiangguang
-
Wang Tao
-
Jim O’Neill
-
Sheng Songcheng
-
Ken Fisher
-
Yu Yongding
-
Zhang Jun
-
Jennifer Zhu Scott
-
Zhang Mei
-
David Mahon
-
Lu Zhenhua
-
Dec 05 18:03
-
Dec 05 17:03
-
Dec 05 15:39
-
Dec 05 14:23
-
Dec 05 14:26
-
Dec 05 12:57
-
Dec 05 10:00
-
Dec 05 04:21
-
Dec 05 04:46
-
Dec 05 03:32
-
Dec 04 17:54
-
Dec 04 16:39
-
Dec 04 14:52
-
Dec 04 13:53
-
Dec 04 13:43
MOST POPULAR
- 1Two China Firms Miss $526 Million Bond Payments as Woes Grow
- 2General Motors’ Chinese Venture to Sink $4.3 Billion Into Electric Vehicles by 2024
- 3 China’s Economy Set for More Pain in 2020 as Growth Forecast to Sink Further
- 4 In Depth: Chinese Automakers Feel Winter’s Chill
- 5Overseas Deposits Pour Into Singapore’s Banks
Sign in with Google
Sign in with Facebook
Sign in with 财新