In an interview with RFE/RL, Ken Moriyasu, a senior fellow at Hudson Institute, says Beijing may tactically help ease ...

Can anyone else’s manufacturing power compete in speed and quality?

The U.S. lost much of its furniture industry to China years ago. Now, American tariffs and overseas competition are punishing ...

The world’s largest importer of oil through the Strait of Hormuz is, paradoxically, also one of the best placed to weather the waterway’s closure. China consumes oceans of oil from the Gulf and ...

ThOSE WHO worry about how to cope with China’s leadership in technology—and there are plenty of them—think hard about electric vehicles (EVs), solar panels and open-source artificial intelligence. For ...

China's new energy vehicle market is set to see more price competition next year as overall growth slows, analysts predict. Domestic saturation is pushing Chinese automakers such as BYD to expand ...

Learn more China has long been considered not only an ever-more-efficient manufacturing force to be reckoned with, but the "world's factory" (1), responsible for upwards of 30% (2) of total industrial ...