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Has China’s Property Market Bottomed Out?

May 20, 2025

The data recently released by the National Bureau of Statistics suggest that, after three years of precipitous decline, China’s residential property market may be bottoming out.
Mark Kruger on China’s Macro Outlook

May 8, 2025

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Convergence Fuels Divergence: How Emotions Lead to Intensified U.S.-China Confrontation

April 29, 2025

The U.S.-China relationship has experienced a well-documented downward spiral since approximately 2017, marked by rising tensions and conflicts across various domains. While some studies attribute this prolonged tension to a widening divergence in national interests, political ideologies, and government systems, a significant yet often overlooked factor is the convergence of their emotional states.
Will Trump’s Tariffs Tank China’s 5 Percent Growth?

April 23, 2025

The 5.4 percent year-over-year growth reported beat the expectations of the Chief Economists surveyed by the Yicai Research Institute (5.1 percent)
With Friends Like These: Canada's Policy Options for a US Trade War

April 9, 2025

Mark Kruger's slides for his presentation at the China Crossroads lecture series discussing the context of the US’s tariffs, their effects on the Canadian economy, what policymakers can do to mitigate them, playing the China card and other related topics.
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China now top buyer of Canadian oil shipped on Trans Mountain pipeline amid U.S. trade war

May 20, 2025

Philipped Rheault is quoted in the Globe and Mail
Canada now likely has more latitude to work with China if US tensions persist: analysts

April 30, 2025

‘Almost certain’ that electoral victory led by Prime Minister Mark Carney will prompt review of Ottawa’s commercial relations with Beijing - Philippe Rheault speaks with SCMP
Canada's relationship with China

April 29, 2025

Philippe Rheault is interviewed on CBC Radio Active: Canada's relationship with China has been bumpy, to say the least, over the last few years, but with our neighbours to the south instigating a full-on trade war, maybe that relationship with China could change.
Un entrepreneur québécois à succès raconte avoir été coincé en Chine pendant 6 ans et abandonné par le Canada

April 22, 2025

Director Philippe Rheault and Senior Fellow Guy Saint-Jacques are quoted in "Le Journal de Montréal"
How a Shanghai NGO is simplifying the concept of charity

April 8, 2025

Professor Reza Hasmath is quoted in South China Morning Post
CBC's Natasha Fatah speaks to a Former Canadian diplomat to China about Canada-China economic ties.

March 31, 2025

Director Philippe Rheault is interviewed on CBC News Network
2024 Was a Dismal Year for Chinese Philanthropy

February 8, 2025

Professor Reza Hasmath is quoted in The Diplomat
China Is Becoming Much Harder for Western Scholars to Study

September 8, 2024

Professor Reza Hasmath is quoted in the Wall Street Journal
Liberals' fumbling of EV tariffs likely provoked "serious" reaction to target canola, says former diplomat to China

September 6, 2024

Director Philippe Rheault and host Shaun Haney discuss Canola, Electric Vehicles, and a lot more in this engaging overview of the state of Canada-China trade relations.
Les producteurs de canola victimes des tensions Canada-Chine

September 4, 2024

Director Philippe Rheault speaks with CBC Radio-Canada
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