In the first quarter of this year, there were some signs of life in the Chinese economy even as capital fled, but now, there are very few.
Bad news for China’s economic prospects is bad news for lots of other people too.
A new report from the Council on Foreign Relations looks at Xi Jinping’s nationalism and political crackdowns.
There’s mounting evidence that the Chinese government is in some sort of panic about the loyalty of its citizens.
After a weekend that saw close to 200 people locked up for “irresponsible” reporting and rumor-mongering, one of China’s top hedge fund managers has been detained and hasn’t been heard from since yesterday.
China’s devaluation of the yuan are pulling it into the very competition for cheap production that Beijing insists China’s economy has moved beyond.
The decision to extend production cuts was as predictable as it was desperate.
The Manchester leaks are the product of a dangerously arrogant and unaccountable intelligence community.
More, please.
The share of people who benefit from the stock market should be widening, not contracting.
The EU’s ailing Emissions Trading System is looking more useless than ever before.
Our worst-case climate scenarios are relying on outdated, incorrect coal data.
