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- Sep 26, 2026
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Opinion | How Chinese firms can avoid a Europe-style backlash in Southeast Asia (opens the original)
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If Beijing’s tech expansion ends up undercutting local economies, Asean partners will soon ask whose prosperity it actually serves China’s technology companies face a question that no pricing strategy can answer: what will their success do to their trading partners? If industrial dumping is the charge China faces in Europe, Chinese companies must prevent “technological dumping” from becoming the charge they face in Southeast Asia.
Opinion | As Chinese manufacturers go global, their labour practices must keep pace (opens the original)
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A compliance case involving a key Chinese auto supplier highlights a growing vulnerability ambitious manufacturers can no longer ignore Online, the dispute has been cast as a story of young employees fighting back. According to media reports, Xingyu recruited 440 graduates but asked 107 of them – just over a month after they joined – to sign immediate resignation agreements stating that they were leaving for personal reasons. They were offered half a month’s salary in compensation. Several then
Opinion | For states, being part of everything doesn’t mean being part of nothing (opens the original)
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The opposite of commitment is breach, not multiplicity. A nation’s reliability isn’t measured by how many treaties it signs A coalition may call itself a commitment. It still has to say what that commitment is. The letter’s underlying logic reaches far beyond AI. As international institutions become more fragmented and competitive, governments increasingly face the same demand: prove the depth of your commitment by closing the door on everyone else. That is a seductive argument. It is also a dan
Opinion | How Hong Kong can unlock the real value of its Asean trade boom (opens the original)
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By providing high-value services that enable cross-border transactions and corporate expansion, the city can convert surging commerce into long-term economic returns The Association of Southeast Asian Nations has a role to play in Hong Kong’s plans for its economy. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu signalled as much when he touched on the city’s first five-year plan in his August 7 meeting with Asean Secretary General Kao Kim Hourn. For businesses, however, the central question is not whether Hon
Opinion | Markets, not politics, will make China’s yuan a global currency (opens the original)
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Until authorities can reduce costs and allay the market’s concerns, yuan internationalisation will be stronger on paper than balance sheets The progress is real, but so are the limits. Hong Kong’s yuan deposits reached 1.13 trillion yuan (US$166.3 billion) at the end of May, with monthly cross-border trade settlement remittances above 1.12 trillion yuan. In May, however, the yuan accounted for only 2.75 per cent of global payments by value on the Swift international payment system, while the US
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