China

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Should China be our model in higher education?

Thomas C. Reeves | 03 January 2012 |

tags: China, higher education

The notion that universities should teach only subjects which are useful and profitable is nonsense.

A crisis of political economy

George Friedman | 10 August 2011 |

tags: China, Europe, Stratfor, US

The global financial crisis is an economic problem that has triggered a political problem, which in turn is making the economic problem worse.

When a Billion Chinese Jump

Constance Kong | 17 March 2011 |

tags: China, environment

The dark side of China's rapid industrialisation is terrible environmental damage, claims a British journalist.

One Party, two Chinas

Constance Kong | 14 February 2011 |

tags: China, Communist Party

A book by a Western expert fails to grasp the economic and social situation of China, and the power of modern communications to bring about change.

A moral crisis, not a money crisis

Kevin Ryan | 13 December 2010 |

tags: China, education, US

Want to know how to push American kids back to the top of the education ladder? A leading educator has an agenda for teachers and parents.

Taming China’s tantrums

Constance Kong | 23 November 2010 |

tags: China, Nobel Peace Prize

The gunboat diplomacy of the West has been succeeded by the extortion diplomacy of the East. 

What one man can do

Liu Xiaobo | 12 October 2010 |

tags: China, human dignity, Liu Xiaobo, Nobel Peace Prize

"Our high regard for dignity is the natural source of our sense of justice," says the latest Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

The thorn in China’s side

Kerry Brown | 12 October 2010 |

tags: China, Liu Xiaobo, Nobel peace prize

Why does the immensely powerful state of China need to suppress the musings of a lonely political activist?

Aftershock

Alistair Nicholas | 30 August 2010 |

tags: China, family values, films

A Chinese blockbuster about the survivors of two earthquakes is a remarkable story of loss and redemption.

China’s crisis conundrum

Constance Kong | 13 August 2010 |

tags: business ethics, China, corporate governance, corruption

Despite the government's attempts to regulate consumer safety, corrupt business practices are deeply rooted in Chinese culture.

When China Rules the World

Constance Kong | 05 July 2010 |

tags: China, international relations

Perhaps, but not before its poverty and corruption disappear and who knows how many decades that will take?

Matteo Ricci: an encounter of civilisations

Seamus Grimes | 18 May 2010 |

tags: China, Christianity

Four hundred years ago, an Italian Jesuit introduced China to the best of the West.

Crunch time for China

Peter Zeihan | 01 April 2010 |

tags: China, Stratfor

Despite its gigantic trade surplus, China is financially vulnerable. 

When China rules the world? Sorry, not likely

Kim R. Holmes | 23 February 2010 |

tags: China, superpower, United States

China's perceived rise to superpower likely won't happen. It takes a democracy to lead the world.

Religious repression meets living faith

Carolyn Moynihan | 19 February 2010 |

tags: China, Pew Forum, religious liberty

A report shows that more than two-thirds of the world's people live under highly restrictive regimes. But faith can still find ways to act.

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