This century is supposed to be China’s century, the result of forty years of hard-won prosperity on the back of tough-minded reform and sacrifice. That still might happen, but the outcome rides heavily on whether a new generation of leaders are able to resurrect the magic of China’s economic exceptionalism.

The only way to mitigate the risks that China faces is with a tough, continuous, and comprehensive reform strategy.

A pending link up between the London and Shanghai stock markets promises to greatly enhance investment opportunities between them. The new Shanghai-London Stock Connect will also make China access more readily available to other European investors.

China’s response – increasing imports and accelerating domestic structural reforms – will support high-quality long-term growth.

China’s new Thirty-One Measures for Taiwan can be appreciated by both sides.

What’s behind this changing relationship?

In the run up to U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross’s planned visit to China next week to discuss “a framework” for a trade deal, how do the latest updates reflect Trump’s strategy and goals?

Any effort to impose a bilateral solution on a multilateral problem will backfire, with ominous consequences for American consumers.

Li Keqiang’s visit to Japan saw a new era of China-Japan relations.

The rise of cryptocurrencies has created a unique opportunity for market forces to spearhead a shift toward a truly neutral reserve asset.