China

Taiwan's elections: key takeaways for the European Union

China’s third attempt to internationalise its currency

What will happen if China manages to strengthen the RMB?

Global Supply Chain Resilience: Facts and Implications

Taiwan’s future economic direction hinges on the election outcome

Depending who wins Taiwan’s 13 January election, the island could swing towards closer relations with China, or entrench decoupling from China.

Taiwan's election will mark an economic crossroads

Growth is rebounding, but island must decide whether to deepen links with China.

Potential Geoeconomic and Geopolitical Consequences of an Expanded BRICS

2024 will be about Western economic normalisation, China’s deceleration and India’s catch-up

China will continue to decelerate slowly but steadily while the rest of emerging Asia will do well.

EU-China summit remains a ‘dialogue of the deaf’ for EU trade concerns

Expectations and outcomes of the 24th EU-China summit

Was the Summit another ‘dialogue of the deaf’?

Against the odds, China’s push to internationalise its currency is making gains

Geopolitical concerns help support the use of the renminbi despite weak foreign investment trends

'Green tech partnership' offers way to de-risk while decarbonizing

Dependence on China carries supply risks beyond just geopolitics

Why the European Union-China summit is bound to disappoint

The European Union is increasingly disappointed with China over trade.

Biden-Xi dialogue instrumental for a successful EU-China Summit in Beijing

What has changed since our ZhōngHuá Mundus series started in 2021?

The evolution of EU-China relations

A glimpse into the evolving landscape of Europe's engagement with China.

Third time lucky? China’s push to internationalise the renminbi

This paper analyses China’s different attempts to internationalise its currency and how they have fared.