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This Week in China’s History | The Battle of Guningtou
October 25-27, 1949
Oct 29
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James Carter
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Transcript | Mr. China’s Great Enterprise: Tim Clissold and the Fight for a Chinese Civilisation A-level
This week on Sinica, I sit down in Beijing with Tim Clissold.
Oct 27
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Kaiser Y Kuo
12
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Mr. China’s Great Enterprise: Tim Clissold and the Fight for a Chinese Civilisation A-level
This week on Sinica, I sit down in Beijing with Tim Clissold.
Oct 27
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Kaiser Y Kuo
8
2
2
1:11:21
If you can win the market in China, you can win the market in the world
Henry Huiyao Wang on Chinese investment in Europe, the dispute over competitive conditions, and Europe’s room for maneuver between China and the United…
Oct 26
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René Ruschmeier
13
2
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Trivium China Podcast | China’s Hollow Growth
Listen now (24 mins) | China’s GDP growth rose to 4.5% y/y in Q3, after slipping to 4.3% in Q2.
Oct 26
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Andrew Polk
3
24:05
The Trivium Weekly Recap | Hollow Growth
China’s economy accelerated in Q3 — but before you pop the champagne, it’s worth checking where the growth came from.
Oct 26
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Andrew Polk
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“It doesn’t give you heartburn” — Phrase of the Week
A line from China’s AI micro-dramas has become an unlikely compliment
Oct 25
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Andrew Methven
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How China’s Biggest Bank Advances Beijing’s Global Ambitions
The world’s largest bank by assets is also a powerful instrument of Chinese statecraft.
Oct 20
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Eric Olander
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38:49
This Week in China’s History | The Beijing Streetcar Riot
October 22, 1929
Oct 19
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James Carter
9
1
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“More haste, less speed” — Phrase of the Week
A luxury car’s poor quality brake pedals expose the cost of rushing to market
Oct 18
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Andrew Methven
12
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Trivium China Podcast | China on Exchange Rate Revaluation: We’re Not Interested
Listen now (22 mins) | On October 8, the PBoC published an essay – in both English and Chinese – defending China’s exchange rate policy and pushing back…
Oct 16
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Andrew Polk
4
2
22:19
“Kill Switch” and “Second Strike Weapon:” Cuban Missile Crisis Vibes in the European China Debate
Šefčovič negotiates in Beijing as Merz and Macron devise a new weapon for a trade war. Ultimately, credibility, vulnerability, and room for negotiation…
Oct 14
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René Ruschmeier
10
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