Prestige to Fire Sales: The Fate of Chinese-Owned Châteaux in France
French vineyards owned by Chinese are being offered at deeply discounted prices and Beijing’s crackdown on extravagant public spending has led to problems for these wineries.
Opinion: Could China’s Economic Regression Signal the Nation’s “Japanification”?
China’s current economic woes mirror Japan’s 1990s crisis, with parallels in deflation, debt, and real estate struggles marking a potential economic stagnation similar to Japan’s ‘Lost Decade’.
The Fashion Industry’s Over-Reliance on China
From volatile sales and revenue to broader strategic and operational challenges, the dependency on China is proving to be a double-edged sword.
Opinion: Why TikTok Deserves to be Banned
With over a billion active users across 150 nations, Rene-Philippe Dubout delves into the concerns surrounding TikTok, censorship and international criticism of the app.
China’s Economy: The Weakened Dragon
While 2024 may be the year of the mighty dragon, debt, inflation and frivolous projects are wreaking havoc on China’s economy.
China: A Shadow of Itself
China’s burgeoning population decline sheds light on the quiet resistance to state narratives young Chinese couples have adopted in recent years.