Opinion Page 17 - Caixin Global

Dec 05, 2018 14:45 PM

Opinion: Hong Kong’s Key Role in 40 Years of Reform
By Paul Chan Mo-po
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
By Ling Huawei
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.?
By Zhang Jun
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
By Wang Tao
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
By Wang Zhen
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
By Zhang Chunlin
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
By Chiwoong Lee
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?
By Xu Heqian and Denise Jia
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
By Paul Haenle, Lucas Tcheyan
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
By Yan Se and Pearson Goodman
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
By Anne-Marie Slaughter and Elmira Bayrasli
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
By Harald Buchmann
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
By Wang Tao
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
By Anne O. Krueger
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
By Daniel Moss
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
By Andrew Polk
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
By Xu Chenggang
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
By Barry Eichengreen
U.S. aid had helped European countries to develop toward market economy, while the Belt and Road Initiative recipients may not emulate China