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While countries throughout the world continue to fight the unprecedented coronavirus, the pandemic has long-term implications for the way communities work, travel, shop and live. Hong Kong is among the first to take steps towards the much discussed “new normal” - lifting certain restrictions while simultaneously introducing new procedures to keep citizens safe as they resume daily routines. While some closures were extended, various businesses including gyms, massage and... 更多

The COVID19 pandemic is reshuffling the global power deck. According to Hal Brands and Jake Sullivan on Foreign Policy, if “true superpower status is China’s desired destination, there are two roads it might take to try to get there”. One of them, as they pointed out, is building regional primacy as springboard to global power specifically in the Western Pacific. The second road is focusing on outflanking the U.S. alliance system and force presence in that region “by... 更多

Retail panic as US President Donald Trump re-ignites his China crisis during Rose Garden presser. Rick Helfenbein from Forbes argues that it is not easy as it seems for China and the US, especially the retail industry, to decouple. “For the fashion industry, made in China represents 40% of our apparel, 65% of our footwear, and 80% of our accessories. If the U.S. government really wants us to leave China, then we need a definitive action plan, as it takes three to five... 更多

The world is now worried about the post-COVID19 global economy. Nouriel Roubini, Professor of Economics at New York University’s Stern School of Business, listed ten reasons why a ‘Greater Depression’ for the 2020s is inevitable, warning that an “L-shaped ‘Greater Depression’” will follow later in this decade. 更多

Almost half a year since the outbreak of COVID19, experts are looking into the system to find the root of the social and economic problems, and how will China and the US - the world’s most important bilateral relations, move forward. 更多