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NEW HAVEN  —  The predictable downward revision cycle for the global economic outlook has officially begun. That’s the message from the semi-annual World Economic Outlook just released by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which reinforces earlier revisions from several prominent private forecasting teams.

NEW HAVEN  —  The predictable downward revision cycle for the global economic outlook has officially begun. That’s the message from the semi-annual World Economic Outlook just released by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which reinforces earlier revisions from several prominent private forecasting teams.

China could never play an “honest broker role” in bringing the Ukraine war to an end because its position is neither neutral nor honest.

Stephen S. Roach, et al call on the country's leaders to leverage their partnership with Russia to stand up for peace in Ukraine.

NEW HAVEN  —  My recent commentary, “Only China Can Stop Russia,” stirred up strong arguments on both sides of the increasingly contentious debate over the horrific war in Ukraine. While most in the West recognise the need for extraordinary actions in extraordinary times and agree that China has an important role to play in resolving the conflict, those sympathetic to Russia’s

NEW HAVEN  —  My recent commentary, “Only China Can Stop Russia,” stirred up strong arguments on both sides of the increasingly contentious debate over the horrific war in Ukraine. While most in the West recognise the need for extraordinary actions in extraordinary times and agree that China has an important role to play in resolving the conflict, those sympathetic to Russia’s

Stephen S. Roach proposes three ways Chinese policymakers can take the lead in restoring peace and stability.

Stephen S. Roach thinks President Xi Jinping will need to revisit the cooperation agreement he forged with Vladimir Putin.

Stephen S. Roach worries that the US is not prepared for President Xi Jinping's new marriage of convenience with Russia.

Despite projections of 8% economic growth this year, China is struggling to bat away many economic challenges of its own making. The debt woes of the country’s biggest property developers — led by China Evergrande, which owes more than $300 billion (€266 billion) — are threatening to crash the property market. New home sales are ...