China is America’s leading foreign creditor. It came as no surprise, then, that while traveling through Asia last week U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton gave strong assurances to Beijing that policymakers in Washington would soon reach an agreement raising the country’s debt ceiling.

Dr. Bottelier explains why China is having second thoughts on the US economic model and how the debt crisis has damaged US's international image.

In a public statement, China's biggest state owned news agency, Xinhua, pushes U.S. to start acting responsibly to deal with the debt crisis. Andy Brown, Beijing Bureau Chief of the Wall Street Journal evaluates China's options.

The International Monetary Fund recently appointed French Minister of Finance Christine Lagarde as its new head. Lagarde's success continues the tradition o

The new round of talks between the United States and China on Asia-Pacific region policies and issues in the last week of June are significant to both Sino-U.S.

There has been heated discussion on whether the Chinese economy will experience a hard landing. In a survey conducted by Caijing.com.cn, the news portal of Chin

Recently the China—United States Exchange Foundation invited me, along with three other economics writers, on a tour of China. It occurred over 11 days, and th

About three years have passed since the eruption of the financial crisis. Thanks to the joint efforts of the international community, the global economy is reco

Is China poised to surpass the United States to become the world’s largest economy? The International Monetary Fund recently predicted that the size of China’

The G20 has been widely hailed as “historic progress” when global governance is entering a period of restructuring. As long as the process of power shifting d