zero-COVID-19
Chaos Looms as China U-Turns Zero-COVID-19
China’s strict zero Covid-19 policy may be rolling back, but chaos has taken its place instead. In Beijing, relief over the widespread re-opening has quickly turned to fear as residents are staying home, many shops are closed, and streets remain empty. Only the drugstores are busy with customers flocking to bulk-buy flu medicine. Just a […]
Different Scenarios Could Lead to the End of the Chinese Regime: Thayer
China’s Zero-COVID-19 policy is softening. At the same time, the country is slowing reopening and protests have calmed. Bradley Thayer, co-author of the book ‘Understanding the China Threat,’ talks about what to expect in the future.
Expert: China Trying to Change Tone Post-Pandemic
Has the Chinese regime realized it has gone too far? One European business leader says “yes.” And on top of that, another expert—Frederick Kempe, president of the Atlantic Council think tank, made a statement about the issue in an op-ed to CNBC. In it, he said Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping’s zero-COVID-19 policy is flailing—China’s […]
A Migrant Worker’s Ordeal in Locked-Down Shanghai
China’s zero-COVID-19 policies have battered its economy. Residents across China are complaining about lost income, difficulties sourcing food, and mental stress. But migrant workers have it even worse than most. They’re unable to work from home or earn a steady income.
Chinese Premier Holds Meeting to Revive Economy
High-level Chinese officials are taking notice of China’s weak economy. Chinese premier Li Keqiang held an emergency meeting to try to correct the course. With More than 100,000 participants at the meeting, the Chinese premier ordered that new policies to stabilize the economy must be drafted before the end of May. But can China have […]
WSJ: Apple to Boost Production Outside China?
The world is largely in recovery now—with the pandemic calming around much of the globe. But China is still holding firm to its so-called zero-COVID-19 policy. A platform strategy for Chinese leader Xi Jinping. As strict lockdowns stagnate industry, a major question is rising: will China lose its status as the world’s top manufacturer?