In a fragmenting global economy, China’s push to internationalise the renminbi (RMB) reveals how economic and financial linkages are being selectively reshaped by Beijing in response to growing ...

The Global Tourism Economy Forum moves to Harbin as China, Saudi Arabia, Europe and others compete to shape global tourism leadership—while ITB Berlin remains the anchor.

Over the past two decades, China’s industrial policies and entrepreneurial dynamism saw the country transform from a low-cost manufacturer into a hub of innovation deeply embedded in global supply ...

Most Americans say China’s international influence has been growing stronger in recent years. Still, Americans tend to say the U.S. – not China – is the world’s top economic and military power.

We asked people in 25 nations whether they think the U.S., China, Japan or the European Union is the world’s leading economic power. We also asked with which country – the U.S. or China – they see as ...