INSIDE CHINA The Lingering Effects of Lockdown For Wuhan, the period of full closure and containment has passed. But the actions taken to respond to the epidemic, including the mobilizing of new technologies and mass monitoring of the population, will have a lasting impact on people’s lives. By Liu Cong 08:53 am | August 19, 2020
INSIDE CHINA Conflicting Images A quarter century on from the Fourth World Conference for Women in Beijing, how far has China come in terms of protecting the rights of women? The reality today, writes Joan Lee, is a study in stark contrasts. By Joan Lee 09:54 am | August 11, 2020
GREATER CHINA Getting Civic About Technology While data protection is an essential priority in applying technological tools to the fight against the COVID-19 epidemic, experiences in Taiwan also provide an example to Europe in showcasing the importance of civic involvement in tech solutions.By Michal Chabinski 11:00 am | August 4, 2020
CHINA THROUGH A EUROPEAN LENS The Two Faces of Czech China Policy Recent signs in the Czech Republic have pointed to growing disappointment with the intangible benefits of drawing closer to China. Is a real reassessment of Czech-China relations underway? By Olga Lomová 11:50 am | July 8, 2020
CHINA THROUGH A EUROPEAN LENS Solving Sweden’s China Puzzle The perception of China has deteriorated among Swedes in recent years as relations have grown strained. Can Sweden find a way forward to constructive dialogue and meaningful exchange with Beijing? By Jerker Hellström 10:59 am | June 30, 2020
CHINA THROUGH A EUROPEAN LENS Italy Oscillates on China While some recent moves, from trade to coronavirus aid, may suggest Italy is moving closer to China, the reality is that the country's China policy continues to seesaw between assuagement of traditional Western allies and closer ties with China. By Nicola Casarini 08:20 am | June 22, 2020
INSIDE CHINA The Consumption Trap Spurring consumer spending now lies at the heart of efforts by Chinese policymakers to tackle economic challenges. But while liberating the desire for consumption at first seemed to be good news, the darker side of borrowing to spend, particularly for China's youth, is now becoming more apparent. By Fu Yi 09:13 am | June 16, 2020
CHINA THROUGH A EUROPEAN LENS How Dependent is Germany on China? The importance of the trade relationship with China has encouraged the view in Germany that economic dependencies limit its choices in areas like human rights and investment. But closer scrutiny suggests this might not be the case. By Zhu Yi 05:56 am | June 10, 2020
CHINA THROUGH A EUROPEAN LENS A Defensive Europe in Search of Rebalance The COVID-19 crisis seems to have deepened the sense that a logic of divergence now prevails between China and Europe. Is a rebalance of the EU-China relationship possible? And if so, how? By Mathieu Duchâtel 10:35 am | May 28, 2020