Author: Ning Lin

Europe has completed different trade agreements with Asian countries. This comes in the backdrop of the US backing off from Asian trade deals due to its "America first" agenda. Coupled with entering into trade deals with Japan, Singapore, Vietnam, the European Union is currently negotiating …

China and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) have planned an event to promote investment between Asia and Europe. EBRD website states that the event will be attended by over 500 attendees, including high profile international investors and government officials. …

Bridging infrastructure gap is a critical issue in emerging nations in Asia, including China. This has resulted in a growing need for infrastructure development, such as of ports, railways, roads, and power plants. Poor infrastructure in a country leads to reduced economic growth. To red…

According to financial analysts, a large number of Chinese investors are now investing in profitable Southeast Asian property markets. The change in investors’ focus has come after the introduction of new measures to cool down property prices in the UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. …

Gold has become an attractive option for investment in Asia due to an upsurge in recent weeks. The demand for gold has increased in the Indian market due to the ongoing wedding season. India, which is the second largest consumer of gold after China has recently celebrated the Diwali and …

The United States and China have both intensified the ongoing efforts to strike a truce to their economic and trade struggle at the upcoming G20 meeting planned to be held in Argentina later this month. Negotiators from both the countries stepped up the negotiation process, after the phone call …

Sitting at 1.4 billion in 2017, the Chinese population offers an extremely daunting challenge when it comes to maintaining and providing healthcare within the country. The previous decade saw the country implement major healthcare reforms to improve the state of affairs in relatively underdevelo…