China has just imposed anti-dumping duties on the organic chemical toluidine imported from the European Union. Whilst the proximate cause of Beijing’s anti-dumping duty on the chemical used primarily in dyes is predicated on a desire to safeguard Chinese producers against unfair competition, there is a broader issue at hand. […]
On the eve of Xi Jinping’s visit to the DPRK, Donald Trump revealed to the world that he held a phone call with the Chinese President. Trump stated that he looks forward to meeting his Chinese counterpart at next week’s G20 summit in Japan to discuss improving trading relations and […]
Many international observers have misinterpreted Trump’s termination of India’s membership in the “Generalized System of Preferences” and New Delhi’s decision to supposedly go forward with the S-400s despite CAATSA sanctions threats as the beginning of an Indo-American “trade war”, but both allied Great Powers are actually just playing games with […]
The biggest internal and external problems with the Japanese economy have remained remarkably consistent over the last 30+ years. Japan continues to operate on a very closed economic model whose comparative success is contingent upon the popularity of Japanese exports worldwide. This has remained the case even after Japan’s economy […]
Advanced economies throughout the world will soon have to begin discussions regarding how to best balance a future that will inevitably be dominated by artificial intelligence (AI) and the next generation of industrial automation on the one hand, along with a people-centric approach to society on the other. AI and […]
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan has addressed the Belt and Road Forum in Beijing where he spoke of the importance that Pakistan places on high level connectivity with its all-weather Chinese partner. This came after Pakistan and China signed the second phase of a free trade agreement that will allow […]
In the following video clips, Eurasia Future’s Adam Garrie joins Ei Sun Oh, Yun Sun and Philippe Monnier in a wide ranging discussion covering the ongoing Belt and Road Forum in Beijing.
The 25th of April will see heads of state, government, top diplomats and business representatives from all continents gather in Beijing for the 2nd Belt and Road Forum. Although organised by, and held in China, the Forum is the world’s most substantial gathering concerned with issues of trade, international development, […]
China courts more foreign direct investment than ever before China’s model of economic openness is by no means a static one. Far from resting on the laurels of past reforms, China seeks to open its economy not only to historic levels of new imports from a wide variety of global […]
For a country whose foreign policy is cunningly super-strategic (whether the strategy fails is another matter entirely), it is somewhat bemusing to see India consistently fail to understand Donald Trump’s own global strategy. This is all the more bemusing because as a matter of fact, Trump’s foreign policy strategy is […]