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  • The National People’s Congress Opens: Is Meeting Market Expectations Enough to Shore Up Chinese Growth?
    5th March 2025

    The National People’s Congress Opens: Is Meeting Market Expectations Enough to Shore Up Chinese Growth?

    The 14th National People’s Congress (NPC), China’s national annual legislature meeting, opened its third session on the morning of March 5th. Attended by political elites and local representatives alike, this year’s NPC is under unusual scrutiny in anticipation of economic relief signals from the central government. Chinese Premier Li Qiang…

    Ian Wan
  • The China-Thailand Crackdown on Myanmar’s Scam Hubs: A Long-Overdue Reckoning or Another Short-Lived Fix?
    27th February 2025

    The China-Thailand Crackdown on Myanmar’s Scam Hubs: A Long-Overdue Reckoning or Another Short-Lived Fix?

    The sprawling networks of scam operations in Myanmar’s border regions, particularly in Shwe Kokko and Myawaddy, have long been an open secret. These illicit compounds, operated primarily by Chinese criminal syndicates, have trafficked tens of thousands of individuals, coercing them into fraudulent online schemes that have siphoned billions of dollars…

    Xiaolong (James) Wang
  • The US Aid Freeze: A Strategic Blunder That Strengthens China’s Hand in Southeast Asia
    24th February 2025

    The US Aid Freeze: A Strategic Blunder That Strengthens China’s Hand in Southeast Asia

    On January 20th 2025, President Trump signed an executive order initiating a 90-day suspension of US foreign development assistance programs to reassess their alignment with American interests. This was soon after accompanied by the dismantling of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the government agency responsible for foreign…

    Xiaolong (James) Wang
  • How China’s EV makers left incumbent automakers in the dust: A story of specialization
    23rd February 2025

    How China’s EV makers left incumbent automakers in the dust: A story of specialization

    In the rapidly evolving landscape of global automotive manufacturing, China’s electric vehicle (EV) sector has emerged as a testament to the power of specialized industrial organization. While traditional automakers in Germany and Japan struggle with declining market share, Chinese EV manufacturers have achieved remarkable success through a model of focused…

    Andy Liao
  • Reflecting on China’s One: Child Policy 45 Years Later
    21st February 2025

    Reflecting on China’s One: Child Policy 45 Years Later

    Born out of a legacy of extensive state planning, China’s one-child policy is regarded as the strictest family planning program in modern history. Formulated as an emergency measure to increase per capita living standards at its inception, the experiences of comparative countries provide strong evidence that the policy provided limited…

    Anonymous
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