Unbridled power in the hands of Xi Jinping, underlying pressures economic and social, and unpredictable policies in any number of fields – the level of uncertainty about China in the year ahead has never been higher than in this fourth edition of our MERICS China Forecast. We solicited the views of 880 China experts and non-expert members of the public with an interest in the country. Our survey suggests the country’s course is most unpredictable – except that it will continue to stand by Moscow and accept EU-China relations fraying. The MERICS China Forecast 2023 has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement number 101061700. Views and opinions expressed are however ...
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A China whose economy is growing at a slower pace is something the world can cope with. But a China ...
If, as coined by John Churton Collins, "in adversity, we know our friends", then the EU could not ha...
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At the upcoming 20th Party Congress, which opens Sunday in China, Xi Jinping is expected to be confi...
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