The leaders of the world’s two biggest economies plan to meet soon in Beijing. The last American president to visit China was ...

China's unbalanced economic growth model is increasingly shifting the burden of adjustment to its trading partners which for many years have been insisting that the second leg of China's growth ...

China, the world’s largest importer of energy, has so far weathered the global energy shock brought on by war in the Gulf well compared with some of its Asian neighbors. But as global fuel markets ...

For more than a decade, leader Xi Jinping has overseen a transformation within the Chinese economy with one aim: making it energy-secure.

The Hormuz crisis is showing Beijing how maritime pressure can weaken rivals, test deterrence, and exploit Taiwan’s acute ...

China accounts for about a third of global fertiliser production, and 70 per cent of the raw materials for chemical ...

A slow-moving crisis is unfolding in China’s factories and manufacturing hubs which is not a cyclical correction; it is the ...

When the United States and Israel launched their first missile strikes against Iran on February 28, the reaction world-wide was shock. The White House had managed not to leak. The press was oblivious.

China warns the Hormuz crisis could spiral into an uncontrollable regional conflict threatening global energy supplies. Beijing is maintaining “strategic neutrality” while quietly ensuring continued ...

For nearly two decades, real estate was the backbone of China’s economic rise. Apartments became the preferred investment for ...