Are some European think tanks pushing a ‘China Threat’ narrative? Dr Igor Rogelja questions the view that China is an existential threat to European democracy.
China is retaliating against prominent figures in Britain, the EU and other countries who have criticised its actions in Hong Kong and Xinjiang. Duncan Bartlett considers the diplomatic implications.
Ethical Western shoppers should choose brands that are being punished in China for showing corporate social responsibility, writes Professor Steve Tsang.
SOAS alumna Ruth Wetters writes that the UK could learn from the example of Taiwan’s ‘digital democracy’.
The United States and China publicly rebuked each other during a high level meeting in Alaska. Duncan Bartlett considers the implications for Japan and the Korean peninsula.
Dr Sam Beatson writes about potential consequences of the US ‘de-coupling’ from China.
Duncan Bartlett comments on China’s increase in defence spending raising concern in Japan.
George Magnus comments on competition and rivalry between China and the Untied States.
Alicja Bachulska comments on the growing scepticism and divisions in Europe over the EU-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investments (CAI).
William Yuen Yee argues against the narrative that the US and China have entered into a ‘Cold War’.
Duncan Bartlett comments on how the leaders of China, South Korea, and Japan revealed their differing ambitions during their speeches to the World Economic Forum.
Two veteran China watchers comment on Xi Jinping’s keynote address to The Davos Agenda 2021 (World Economic Forum) | Part 2 – Charles Parton.