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Jul 13, 2020 16:51 PM

Editorial: More Investment Needed for Flood Prevention Infrastructure
Local government’s capacity to respond to deluge emergencies should be increased
Jul 10, 2020 18:05 PM

Opinion: How China Is Turning Covid-19 Adversity Into Market Opportunity
By Markus Herrmann and Jost Wübbeke
By using a strategic crisis management approach to recovery, Beijing is stimulating short-term growth to serve long-term goals and drive technological progress
Jul 09, 2020 18:12 PM

O’Neill: A V-Shaped Economic Recovery Could Still Happen
By Jim O’Neill
Many classic short-term leading and coincident indicators now point to a rapid rebound
Jul 08, 2020 17:10 PM

Opinion: China Will Benefit From Easing Limits on Cross-Border Investments
By Kai Keller
Investors must diversify in order to ensure they can meet future liabilities and aspirations. This includes shifting out of cash and across geographies
Jul 07, 2020 15:53 PM

Opinion: Covid-19 Pandemic Is a Humanitarian Crisis Widening Our Societies’ Fault Lines
By Koichi Hamada
Societies and governments are required to go far beyond social distancing or stimulus payments to tackle deeply embedded systemic inequalities
Jul 06, 2020 13:53 PM

Editorial: College Impostor Scandal Must Be Met With Harsh Punishment
Education departments must take the opportunity to promote the good while rooting out the bad
Jul 03, 2020 20:35 PM

Opinion: China and the Trans-Pacific Partnership: In or out?
By Gary Hufbauer, Jeffrey Schott and Zhiyao Lu
When President Trump closed the door on U.S. participation in the trade pact, he created an opportunity for China to reshape Asian economic integration
Jul 02, 2020 17:22 PM

Opinion: Hainan Will Be Its Own Thing, Not Another Hong Kong
By Cheng Shi and Qian Zhijun
Discount e-commerce specialist’s rapid rise is built on strategy of targeting less-affluent consumers with strong social elements like group buying and games
Jul 01, 2020 14:50 PM

Opinion: Asian Economies Must Use Fiscal Stimulus Wisely to Recover
By Chang Yong Rhee
Amid reopening, policies must be geared toward supporting the nascent rebound without exacerbating vulnerabilities
Jun 30, 2020 15:20 PM

Opinion: ‘V-Shaped’ U.S. Recovery Faces Great Uncertainty
By Michael J. Boskin
One bright spot has been the rapid pace of adaptive innovation in online teaching, telemedicine and vaccine research
Jun 29, 2020 19:48 PM

Editorial: Despite Disagreements, There's Still Plenty of Room for Sino-U.S. Cooperation
For Beijing, the best policy response to a quarrelsome Washington is to continue deepening reform and expanding opening, while actively promoting multilateralism
Jun 26, 2020 10:00 AM

Managing Crises: How Different Nations Have Coped
By Song Bing
Jared Diamond’s instructive ‘Upheaval’ is timely in assessing, and providing insight, into historic upheavals in seven countries and their solutions
Jun 25, 2020 12:05 PM

IMF: Covid-19 Recession and Recovery Will Be Like No Other
By Gita Gopinath
Exceptional support, particularly by major central banks, has driven a strong recovery in financial conditions, but deep uncertainty remains
Jun 24, 2020 20:03 PM

Opinion: Shenzhen Passes Milestone With Personal Bankruptcy Regulation
By Cai Kailong
Draft regulation marks an important step toward a market economy, but there is still a long way to go
Jun 24, 2020 17:32 PM

Opinion: Post-Luckin Coffee Scandal, a Split Will Appear in Chinese Companies’ Listing Plans
By Joel Gallo
Larger firms will flock to Hong Kong, while startups still view a U.S. IPO as a trophy
Jun 23, 2020 15:31 PM

Opinion: The Unprecedented Scale of the Global Lockdown Is Playing Out in Unprecedented Ways
By Gita Gopinath
A blow to the service sector, a decline in inflation and a divergence of financial markets from the real economy
Jun 22, 2020 20:06 PM

Editorial: Beijing Should Seek to Be Smarter, Not Stricter in Fight Against Covid-19 Flare-Up
When megacities witness explosive demand for testing in such a short period of time, they are bound to bump up against the limits of their resources
Jun 18, 2020 20:37 PM

Wang Jisi: China-U.S. Ties Today Worse Than Soviet-U.S. Relations During Cold War
By Wang Jisi
Both sides are more entangled, meaning the quarreling is more heated than the isolated Cold War blocs
Jun 18, 2020 06:47 AM

Opinion: Let the Hawaii Meeting Arrest the Slide in China-U.S. Relations
By Huang Shan
Pursuit of mutual benefits should drive efforts to address lengthening list of tensions over trade, technology, Hong Kong, listed companies and the pandemic
Jun 17, 2020 20:21 PM

Yan Xuetong: Will the World Move Into a New Cold War After the Pandemic?
By Yan Xuetong
The world order will become more bipolar and level of digitalization will grow ever more important, writes the Tsinghua University professor