As a continental power exposed to potential enemies on its extended borders, China has to strike a balance between the show of material force for short-term advantage and legitimacy founded on soft-power influence
The aim in Weiqi, a Chinese board game, is for a player to surround more territory than the opponent by engaging an abstract strategy, which has been described as a foundation of Chinese thinking on the geopolitics of power
Quite vocal about the lack of accounting transparency and the warped corporate structures of many China-based and New York-listed companies, Gary Gensler, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s new chairman, is playing rough
VIEs, an acronym standing for Variable Interest Entity, take pride of place in the gallery of business regulations with Chinese characteristics