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Crisis of China property giant Evergrande: Has China’s Property Bubble Finally Popped？
The forced liquidation of China Evergrande epitomizes the sector’s struggles, the Chinese government wants to address the financial risks by introducing the so-called 3 red lines.
A Decade into “Made in Vietnam”: Is it the End of China’s Golden Age?
We have been hearing for at least a decade that Vietnam is replacing China as the "Factory of the World." But how much merit is there in this statement when 70% of Vietnamese exports to the United Sta...
How Tagore’s China Trip Centenary Can Reset India-China Ties?
Tagore centres for civilisational dialogue would help improve the image of China in India and vice versa, which is mostly shaped by Western narratives.
Breakthrough Nanomedicine Offers Hope in Treating Alzheimer’s Disease
How Tiny Particles are Making Big Waves in Treating Chronic Illnesses
The Chinese 5.5G & EV Battery onslaught
China leads the way with 5.5G, accelerating towards an intelligent future. Meanwhile Chinese scientists produce a powerful winter-proof lithium battery that be able to charge even in minus 80 degrees ...
Socialism, capitalism, or Chinism?
In 75 years, the Chinese model has transformed China from one of the poorest countries in the world to one of the largest industrial powers.
How Biden Tries to Save America by Divorcing Neoliberalism
After years of forcing neoliberalism down the throats of developing countries, the United States is finally conceding its fallacy by quietly gearing towards Bidenomics. Should it be held accountable t...
Beyond SORA: China vs. US in the AI Race
Step into the future with our video that explores the crossroads at which AI technology stands today. Faced with the challenge of escalating computational demands for systems like ChatGPT and the colo...