Welcome to
the new world order
The IMF’s
annual report confirms the future belongs to the BRICS, with western economic
power declining faster than previously estimated.
Asia and
Europe meet in Milan
ASEM, the
Asia-Europe Meeting, has been taking place for the past 18 years, but it has
rarely been in the spotlight. Concrete decisions are rare. Ukraine is one of
many issues set to be discussed on the sidelines.
Global
systemic crisis – 2015: The world is defecting to the East
Two
important facts emerge from the past four weeks’ news. First, China is becoming
the world’s largest economic power, officially overtaking the US. That is an historic
event: the US is no longer the world’s largest economic power and, inevitably,
that changes everything !...
Le sommet Europe-Asie miné par les crises
Les dirigeants européens et asiatiques se sont retrouvés
hier à Milan dans un climat de crise économie et de grande tension en Ukraine.
Poutine a d’ailleurs mis en garde les ¬Européens sur ses livraisons de gaz.
EU, China
agree to step up cooperation against terrorism
Leaders
from China and the European Union agreed to step up cooperation to counter
extremism and terrorism in the Middle East and Africa, the EU said on
Thursday...
India’s
curious stand at WTO
India’s
decision to block the Trade Facilitation Agreement at the World Trade
Organisation in July was perplexing; the confusion was compounded because India
was almost alone in its position. This policy perspective explains the reasons
for India’s curious stand.
Les
capitaux chinois déferlent sur l'Europe
La cinquantaine
de chefs d'État et de gouvernement - dont François Hollande - qui se retrouvent
jeudi et vendredi à Milan pour le Forum Asie Europe (Asem) représentent la
moitié du PIB mondial.
India
should look to Europe for an economic boost
Europe is conspicuously
missing so far in Prime Minister Modi’s foreign policy sallies. He has focused
first on our neighbourhood, with visits to Bhutan and Nepal. Thereafter, East
Asia received priority, with his visit to Japan and the visit of the Chinese
president to India.
China,
Italy sign deals worth $10 bn
Chinese and
Italian companies signed deals worth 8 billion euros (more than $10 billion) in
Rome on Tuesday, a highlight of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang’s visit to Italy.
The deals signed after Li met his Italian counterpart, Matteo Renzi, covered
investment, engineering and technology and financial cooperation.
The BRICS Post
South Africa Eyes China Nuclear Accord After France
Agreement
South Africa will probably sign a nuclear cooperation accord
with China next month after agreeing to a similar deal with France yesterday,
according to the country’s nuclear energy company.
Businessweek
China, Brazil relations grow stronger
The focus of the next phase of China-Brazil relations is to
realize the series of bilateral agreements signed during Chinese President Xi
Jinping's state visit to Brazil in July, agreements that will ramp up practical
cooperation between the two countries to a new level.
China Daily
Russia and China open currency-swap line
Russia and China have opened a currency-swap line, paving
the way for further trade and investment between the neighbouring countries,
Russia’s central bank said on Monday.
Business Spectator
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