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The Brotherhood of billionaires - Vimarsana News

The Brotherhood of billionaires

OPINION- In recent decades, a growing similarity has developed between the Chinese and U.S. economic systems. Despite the Chinese Communist Party’s talk of “socialism,” the rapidly-expanding Chinese economy has become increasingly capitalist, with the private sector accounting for about two-thirds of China’s Gross Domestic Product in 2021.

Australia-China relations: Why Beijing and Xi Jinping running the world is scary - Vimarsana News

Australia-China relations: Why Beijing and Xi Jinping running the world is scary

Want to know what life under Chinese Communist rule would be like? Take a look at the differences between Halloween in Sydney and Shanghai.

Source: afr.com
Opinion: Israel-Gaza war: China's diplomacy shows its growing influence in Middle East - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Israel-Gaza war: China's diplomacy shows its growing influence in Middle East

China’s position on the Israel-Palestine conflict has defied expectations, refusing to explicitly condemn Hamas while allowing open criticism of Israel. How will its diplomacy for a ceasefire affect its standing in the region?

Source: scmp.com
The Bretton Woods institutions under geopolitical fragmentation - Vimarsana News

The Bretton Woods institutions under geopolitical fragmentation

The Bretton Woods institutions have lost influence in recent years, and now are in search for a new role.

The Neoclassical Growth of China | naked capitalism - Vimarsana News

The Neoclassical Growth of China | naked capitalism

A model finds that China closely tracked the trajectory of Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. Does this claim hold up to close scrutiny?