Ji Siqi

US President Donald Trump’s latest tariff proposals – which involve slapping duties of 25 per cent or more on imports of cars, drugs and chips – are likely to hit China’s regional competitors harder than China itself, analysts said. But […]

At a high-profile meeting involving major international economic organisations, hosted by Beijing on Monday, China’s premier vowed to uphold the tenets of globalisation and multilateralism amid a rising trend of protectionism and global uncertainties. The message of Li Qiang, China’s

China will lower its tax rebates for exports of solar and lithium battery products, seeking to ease international concerns about overcapacity in its new-energy sector, which has led to rising trade tensions. The move will increase the costs for manufacturers

This is the third in a three-part series delving into the unprecedented challenges China is facing on its road to economic recovery, from inexperience in dealing with such crises to the compounding implications of internal demographic shifts and external trade

This is the first story in a two-part series about China’s increasing interest in canals, both at home and abroad, and what their construction will mean for economic growth and transport routes. Months earlier than originally scheduled, a polarising China-backed

Jin Keyu is a Harvard-trained economist currently serving as an associate professor at the London School of Economics. In The New China Playbook: Beyond Socialism and Capitalism, Jin argues China’s system remains well-positioned to resolve the problems weighing down its