Tag: china
How the World Economy Changed Since 1992
China now anchors the global economy, while India’s rise is reshaping the balance of economic power.
The Geography India Cannot Escape
India's neighbours are no longer choosing between New Delhi and Beijing. They are leveraging both — turning geography, competition and strategic ambiguity into tools of national advantage, while forcing India to rethink how influence is earned and sustained.
Latin America’s Energy Moment
As global energy markets shift, Latin America has a rare opportunity to leverage its resources, renewable energy and geopolitical stability to strengthen its place in the emerging economic order.
From Tiananmen to Gaza, and the Limits of a Rules-Based Order
Why did Tiananmen trigger global consequences while Gaza has not? An examination of power, international law and the credibility of the rules-based order.
MT: Trump’s Beijing Trip: Pageantry Over Progress
US President Trump landed in China for a high-stakes summit with Chinese President Jinping on Wednesday, accompanied by a high-profile business delegation. This trip...
Achieving peace in the new multipolar age
With the demise of the Soviet Union in 1991, the United States assumed that it would dominate the world as the unrivaled hegemon. Yet the US “unipolar” moment proved to...
China’s competitiveness and American badmouthing
The latest campaign of the United States against China is the charge that China has excess capacity in a range of manufactured goods and so should restrain its exports....
Beyond the age of hegemony
In the 16th century, Spain became the first global empire. By the 19th century, Britain became a global hegemon. After World War II, the US took over as the new global hegemon. Now...
The sanctions against Russia can work If China and India join...
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has sparked a global political crisis, with a humanitarian one, fueling economic insecurity around the world. The war has gone...