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 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
- 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
- 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
- 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?
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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?
- The world order will become more bipolar and level of digitalization will grow ever more important, writes the Tsinghua University professor
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