China is home to the world’s most advanced gig economy. This workforce offers three lessons to the rest of the world https://t.co/nqNSb5TMhB ...

There are 200m-odd people in China whom the state considers to be “flexible workers”. Their progress, or lack of it, will set the terms for the country’s future https://t.co/attSjuYXEs ...

China still calls itself a developing country and sees climate change as a problem largely created by the West. But there is one big reason not to worry about its modest goals https://t.co/XdvtEvGEj0 ...

Industry Trend - Delivery drones and flying cars are becoming an everyday reality in China, unlike in the rest of the world [1]

It is not an impossibility that Donald Trump might visit China next month. Our new index shows that one diplomatic style, once favoured by Chinese bigwigs, will almost certainly be avoided https://t.co/P8LaRaToXw ...

Economic Impact - China's "make-or-break workers" ability to buy homes impacts the country's economic health [1] - Successful homeownership eases economic malaise [1] - Failure to achieve homeownership may cause economic problems [1]

Social Trends - China is experiencing a rise in the number of protests [1] - Increased creativity is observed within China [1] - Growing connection between individuals inside China and activists outside via the internet [1]

In the past, modest climate goals have been followed by considerable overachievement. Now China has more reasons than ever to repeat the pattern https://t.co/awXTl4S6g2 ...

something my American friends get extremely defensive at but are severely underestimating is how much more dominant China has become in other parts of the worldeverywhere I go I'm seeing more and more Chinese everythingespecially Chinese cars ...

Dissent seems to be rising in China. But that does not mean the Communist Party’s hold on power is at risk https://t.co/MuATOeD3a5 ...