Beijing Rolls Out New Measures To Support Foreign Investment
China's planning agency released a series of measures to support foreign investment in key sectors, including advanced manufacturing and modern services.
Germany Finds Compromise on Port Purchase, Still Searching for Broader China Strategy
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz seems to be sending friendly signals toward Beijing ahead of his state visit early next month, with the latest effort being help in crafting a compromise on a Chinese company's purchase of a minority stake in a container port in Hamburg.
European Parliament Discusses Forced Labor Ban
At a European Parliament hearing today, there was a discussion of the European Commission's proposed regulation on forced labor, involving a representative of the Commission, several experts, and members of Parliament.
China Trade Data Shows Varying Patterns with Partners
China's trade data for September shows that its overall trade continues to slow down, but with variations by trading partner. Its trade with the U.S. continued to drop, an indication of further decoupling, while its trade with other partners, such as ASEAN, Russia and South Africa, is
Where Experts Think China's Economy Is Heading Over Next Five Years
With all eyes on China's 20th Party Congress last week, the future of its policy on trade, investment and the economy has been closely watched and analyzed. Here is a summary of a range of statements from former government officials and experts.
Think Tank Report Examines China-Australia Economic Relations
A new report published by Australian think tank the Lowy Institute examines the current state of trade relations between China and Australia, and makes recommendations for Australia going forward.
UK International Trade Committee Considers Supply Chains, China
Last week, the UK Parliament's International Trade Committee held an oral evidence session on the UK's international supply chains, touching on several China trade issues.