Two incisive studies of the Chinese president reveal a complex figure who is all too aware of the capricious nature of power
The notion that China might bail out the British economy is but utterly fanciful. Britain cannot continue to ignore the evidence in the vain hope that appeasing China will somehow revitalize its economy.
Chinese President Xi Jinping said Beijing is ready to work with Hanoi to build a community with a shared future of strategic significance, China's official Xinhua news agency reported on Saturday.
The details of Made in China 2025 are laid out in hundreds of official documents. A so-called “Green Book”, published by a committee of China’s top engineers, identified targets for government largesse.
The first step in revitalizing UK-China relations is to restore high-level dialogue mechanism, which is a key aspect of the Labour government's approach to engaging with China. Since taking office, Starmer has put into action the Labour Party's election manifesto commitment to a "cooperate-compete-challenge" policy toward China,
President Xi Jinping of China has renewed his call to root out corruption, describing it as the most serious threat to the ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Newsweek reached out to the Chinese ...
Britain's Treasury chief has kicked off a China visit aimed at boosting economic and financial cooperation between the countries, as the U.K.'s Labour government seeks to reset strained ties with Beijing.
Incoming US President Donald Trump is set to rule on the future of the Chagos Islands after Labour put negotiations "on hold" at the request of his team. Senior members of Trump’s team demanded Britain delay the signing of a deal until he was back in office,
Reeves' visit to China is a bold first step in the new direction — one where the UK recognizes the importance of economic cooperation for long-term growth and stability. By prioritizing renewed engagement with the world's second-largest economy, the UK stands poised to reclaim its position as a key player in a rapidly changing world order.
Britain puts future of the islands on hold as president-elect’s concerns over boost to Chinese influence remain
Justin Trudeau himself epitomizes the star candidate, possessing no specialized skills besides good presentation and teaching high schoolers. He was the ultimate celebrity politician who needed technocrats around him to govern well, only for him to alienate nearly all his brightest and best.
Vice President Han Zheng is set to be highest-level Chinese official ever to attend a presidential swearing-in, signaling Beijing’s willingness to engage the new administration.