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China’s chip sector enters a ‘dark forest’ era

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asia times by Jeff Pao China should reform its funding, training and appraisal systems to push forward semiconductor-related scientific research, according to two top scientists. In a widely →

Breaking point: Bankruptcies in EU reach historic highs

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brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen According to a new report published on Friday by Eurostat, the EU's official statistics office, bankruptcies in the final quarter of 2022 rose 26.8% relative →

China officially implements across-the-board registration-based IPO system, a milestone in capital market reform

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global times By Li Xuanmin and Qi Xijia China on Friday announced a detailed mechanism and regulations for a registration-based IPO system across the A-share market. The new rules are effective →

Why the Semiconductor Supply Shortage Is Here to Stay

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national interest by Richard Li Before the supply chain woes suffered from COVID-19, now-National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan and now-high-level White House official Jennifer M. Harris argued that →

Dutch gas consumption at its lowest in 50 years

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​the brussels times​​​ Total gas consumption in the Netherlands stood at 31 billion cubic metres, its lowest level since 1972. While households had reduced their consumption due to the exponential →

Russia to remove euro, only keeps yuan and gold in National Wealth Fund

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​global times​​​ Russia's finance ministry said will reset the share of euro in its National Wealth Fund (NWF) starting from this year, leaving only gold, Chinese yuan and rubles, Russian media →

China’s ‘Bismarck’ moment is finally afoot

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asia times by William Pesek In its latest assessment of China’s economy, the International Monetary Fund channeled Otto von Bismarck in ways global investors would be wise to consider. No, the IMF →

Digital infrastructure propels new SE Asian Tigers

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asia times by David P. Goldman China’s exports to Southeast Asia jumped by 20% in 2022, despite a year-on-year decline in China’s total exports driven by a 19% drop in exports to the US and a 17% →

EU imports of Russian LNG jumped 36% last year

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brussels times According to statistics from NGO Greenpeace, communicated to Belgian newspaper Le Soir, since the start of the war, the EU imported 36% more Russian liquified natural gas, compared to →

The remote workers have left, but the housing havoc they created remains

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nbc news By Shannon Pettypiece The throngs of remote workers who flocked to rural communities throughout the pandemic have begun to thin as employers push a return to offices. But for many of the →

Prospects of Vietnam’s Economic Growth in 2023

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​modern diplomacy​​​ By Prof. Pankaj Jha The ongoing war in Ukraine and increasing commodity prices across the world have impacted the developing countries. Countries in Asia which were recovering →

US, Japan and Netherlands in a squishy China chip ban

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asia times by Scott Foster After weeks of speculation, the US finally convinced the Netherlands and Japan on January 27 to impose tougher sanctions on China’s semiconductor industry, an agreement →

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