Can China can sustain its recent pace of growth in 2026? Three big questions loom over the country’s economy—the answers to which are yes, no and maybe https://t.co/CKOSAjypk9 ...

China has invested billions of dollars in building ports around the globe, giving Beijing a strategic advantage as trade tensions rise, and sparking security concerns for the rest of the world https://t.co/6FS8TBi5cN https://t.co/dK7k1W4j73 ...

Demographic Trends - China's fertility rate has dropped to 1, indicating each generation will be half the size of the previous one [1] - Without major changes, China faces demographic challenges [1]

China’s campaign to deprive Taiwan of diplomatic recognition risks a rare reversal this month when voters in Honduras choose their next president. https://t.co/Xxes1RZwsE ...

Rising tensions with China may shave about 0.2 percentage point off Japan’s gross domestic product growth if tourism and the export of consumer goods to the world’s second-largest economy decline, according to economists at Goldman Sachs https://t.co/237Uanx2e7 ...

As Western countries cut support, China is unlikely to fill the gap https://t.co/9GvGgS5qhZ ...

Thailand increasingly depends on its bigger neighbour for trade and security https://t.co/1HMEfP5aFE ...

The staggering progress of China’s innovation holds lessons for the world https://t.co/4Olu4STyM7 https://t.co/SWYs0pDzLu ...

Perhaps the toughest challenge that China’s five-year plan will tackle will be the country’s plummeting fertility rate. State-run media are optimistic that things can be turned around https://t.co/zcHq6ehMfA ...

JPMorgan has raised its recommendation for China’s stocks to “overweight,” stating that the prospect of large gains next year now outweighs the risk of significant losses https://t.co/a9n8bgCenA ...