Tom Fowdy is a British political and international relations analyst and a graduate of Durham and Oxford universities. He writes on topics pertaining to China, the DPRK, Britain, and the U.S.
March proved to be a good month for the Chinese economy, as industrial indicators and manufacturing activity expanded, in contrast with narratives in Western mainstream media.
With its pragmatic and steadfast relationship with China, Spain serves as a demonstration of how China represents an opportunity to the EU, rather than a threat.
The China-Europe railway makes it possible to ship goods overland from as east as Shanghai to as west as Lisbon, and is therefore a primary guarantor of goods supply and supply-chain resilience for Eurasia.
China is accelerating the development of a unified national market to drive domestic growth and expand its role as the world's largest import market, signaling major shifts in both its economy and global trade dynamics.
China's economic development has been achieved through the adoption of opening-up measures, but further opening-up is needed to achieve high-quality development.
As two major world economies, the relationship between China and the EU is highly consequential for the rest of the world and should be an anchor of stability rather than uncertainty.