Geopolitical Risks Likely to Undermine China’s Goal of “Stable Growth”
At this year's National People's Congress (NPC) and the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) sessions, the Chinese government work...
Advent of Global Energy Resetting
The escalation of the Russia-Ukraine crisis, in addition to causing turmoil in the global energy market, is causing deep changes in it as well....
The World Should Get Rid of “Trump Inertia”
Authors: He Jun and Chan Kung
A new chapter is about to begin for the politics of the United States as the "Trump Era" will...
International Conflicts from the View of Trade Expectations Theory
Does economic interdependence between great powers have a significant effect on the probability of war between them? This once seemingly impossible question has become...
Economic Challenges and Policy Directions in the Biden Era
The incoming U.S. presidential election is an issue of major global concern; this is because the winner will not only affect domestic affairs in...
Prospects for U.S.-China Relations in the Biden Era
The U.S. presidential election which will be held on November 3 is drawing ever closer. As the Trump administration performs poorly in response to...
Options in Dealing with Economic Depression
The current global economy still maintains positive growth, and neither main advanced economies nor emerging economies have experienced economic recession, let alone worsened into...
The Transformation of the U.S. Financial Ecology in the Context of Excess Capital
The U.S. stock market has long been dominated by institutional investors, with retail investors accounting for only about 10% of the trading volume. In...
Geopolitical Competition Logic as Seen From U.S.-Soviet Union Differences
Under the backdrop of rising anti-globalization sentiments, the Covid-19 pandemic further deteriorates the international geopolitical environment. A prominent example of this is the U.S.-...