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Feng Zhongping: China and Europe Still Need Each Other
CASS scholar argues that as transatlantic relations face renewed strains and the international order shifts, China and Europe have strong reasons to…
16 hrs ago
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Yuxuan JIA
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Henry Huiyao Wang: A New Compact for China and Europe
CCG President outlines opportunities for China and Europe to deepen cooperation in trade, investment, climate action, and global governance.
Nov 3
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PBOC Deputy Governor Outlines Next Steps for Renminbi Internationalisation
China’s central bank aims to boost offshore renminbi liquidity, broaden access to renminbi assets, and further open China's capital account to make the…
Nov 2
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Yuxuan JIA
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Yiyang Xu
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October 2026
Zhang Ming: China Needs Reform, but Not the IMF’s Prescription
CASS economist accepts much of the Fund’s diagnosis but argues that stronger consumption should go hand in hand with manufacturing, investment and a…
Oct 31
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Yuxuan JIA
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Yiyang Xu
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How Chinese Scholars View U.S. Think Tanks on Taiwan
A study published by a Chinese Academy of Social Sciences journal offers a revealing look at how mainland researchers interpret Washington’s influence…
Oct 25
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Yuxuan JIA
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Yiyang Xu
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Zhao Shukai: China’s Rural Reform Had No Master Plan
The breakthroughs of the 1980s came not from top-level design, but from political pluralism, local autonomy, and competition among policy alternat
Published on Pekingnology
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Oct 24
Huang Yiping: AI Could Worsen China's Supply-Demand Imbalance
NSD dean calls for employment-first AI innovation, warning that productivity gains could leave workers’ wages stagnant for decades.
Oct 20
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Yuxuan JIA
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Yiyang Xu
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The Lives of Others
Four messages shared by a Chinese criminal-defense lawyer, from people trying to make a living, care for their families, and find a way forward.
Published on Pekingnology
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Oct 18
Michael Jinghan Zeng: Inside a Confucius Institute
Second volume of a memoir from a Confucius Institute director offers an insider’s account of the ordinary people behind an institution often portrayed…
Published on Pekingnology
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Oct 17
Cui Fan: The OECD’s Subsidy Research Is Asking the Wrong Questions
Chinese international trade scholar challenges the OECD’s subsidy estimates and the research agenda behind them.
Oct 16
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Yuxuan JIA
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IELTS Cancellations in China Enter Fourth Day, With British Council Unable to Say When Exams Will Resume
The British Council has yet to issue a public apology, explain the technical failure, or announce a compensation plan beyond examination refunds.
Oct 13
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Zichen Wang
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Hu Bo: Japan–Philippines Maritime Delimitation Talks and China’s Response
SCSPI director says the two countries face difficult technical hurdles, and even a final agreement would not bind China. Beijing, meanwhile, has no…
Oct 11
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Yuxuan JIA
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Zhu Yutao
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