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The 2022 Two Sessions delivered important messages for China’s economy, trade, diplomacy, environment, education, and other fields. The March issue of TI Observer features analyses of the major talking points and key takeaways from the Sessions. Our contributors have illuminated government progress...

The February issue of TIO features the theme of transition. By exploring societal changes in China brought about by the COVID-19 health crisis, TIO seeks to inspire reflection, reevaluation, and reimagination about the ways in which individuals and countries connect with each other in the post-pande...

China’s economic outlook for 2022 is predicted to be relatively positive. GDP growth, which is forecast at 5% to 5.5%, is notably higher than the global average. However, pressure from sporadic outbreaks of COVID-19 and supply chain bottlenecks is still likely to affect the economy. What will be th...

Uncertainty is a common term for describing the future. But the year of 2021 has given it a new meaning. The impact of the pandemic on humanity still lingers, effects of climate change continue to spread and intensify, and supply chain chaos is hitting global growth and is highly likely to get worse...

In the November issue of TIO, we focus on the capacity of global governance to tackle the substantive issues that are facing the world. Not least among them, the issues of climate change, COVID-19, rising energy, commodity, and food prices, impacted supply chains, and the refugee and humanitarian cr...

China, in the midst of global economic uncertainties caused by geopolitical competition and the Covid-19 pandemic, has embarked on sweeping changes to its society. The days when China defined domestic success in terms of GDP growth alone have been modified by social constructs which stress “common ...