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FT's James Kynge and Martin Sandbu discuss the prospect of a split in the world economy along regional lines
Frontrunner to succeed Merkel says EU best served by co-operation with Beijing
China flexes its muscles in Taiwan and Hong Kong in retaliation to Biden-led ‘united front’
Intervention is latest by global authorities to toughen scrutiny of sprawling market
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Insiders describe the political interference in the English-language channel, which has fallen foul of western regulators
Universities should be wary of becoming over-reliant on co-operation with Chinese institutions
The country’s previously dormant antitrust regulators are fighting for power to discipline the sector
Mark Milley’s assessment is in stark contrast to those issued by Pacific commanders
Opaque agreements raise fears that Beijing could exploit debtor nations
Covid lockdowns help TikTok owner increase monthly users to 1.9bn across its apps
Joe Biden’s week of summitry reclaims US leadership of the west as the world returns to great power rivalry
Agricultural tycoon Sun Dawu was arrested amid concerns of a wider crackdown on private enterprise
Trade minister says Wellington will continue to develop ties with Beijing
The Chinese Communist party celebrates its centenary amid mythmaking and renewed repression
Agreement is latest bet by US private equity firm on Chinese property market
Move comes after government concerns over commodities rally that has pushed up factory gate prices
Investors on edge as woes at Inter Milan owner fuel concern over risks in financial sector
Military presence may accompany the extension of the Belt and Road Initiative to Afghanistan
US alliance with Philippines is key to containing Beijing in Pacific but pact is under threat
Market becoming inundated as farmers slaughter pigs over fears prices will continue to fall
Vicious cycle of monitoring and overwork is fuelling productivity — and a backlash
Beijing uses incursions to express ire over western warnings on cross-Strait friction
America’s economy suffers from inequality and poor labour performance but this is not due to global trade
Beijing calls alliance communiqué ‘slander’ and ‘a misjudgement of the international situation’
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