Beijing’s multibillion-dollar plans to build overland and maritime links across Central and South Asia — whether that means huge investments in Pakistan or gas pipeline deals in places like Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan — grab the lion’s share of attention. But the ultimate prize in the Silk Road plan — also known in China as the “One Belt, One Road” initiative — is someplace else: Europe. – Foreign Policy
China must stop its university students from being “brainwashed by western theories”, according to a group of Chinese scholars who have urged Beijing to reinstate more Marxism in economics courses. – Financial Times
For years any trip to Beijing for US economic policymakers has come with currency concerns heading the agenda. But as the Obama administration’s economic team prepares for its final “Strategic and Economic Dialogue” with Chinese counterparts next week, there are signs the renminbi has been usurped by overcapacity. – Financial Times
China must stop its university students from being “brainwashed by western theories”, according to a group of Chinese scholars who have urged Beijing to reinstate more Marxism in economics courses. – Financial Times
For years any trip to Beijing for US economic policymakers has come with currency concerns heading the agenda. But as the Obama administration’s economic team prepares for its final “Strategic and Economic Dialogue” with Chinese counterparts next week, there are signs the renminbi has been usurped by overcapacity. – Financial Times
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