A container ship sails towards Shanghai’s Yangshan Port on April 27. China today can offer more than deep pockets in Asia’s economic development. Photo: Xinhua via AP
A container ship sails towards Shanghai’s Yangshan Port on April 27. China today can offer more than deep pockets in Asia’s economic development. Photo: Xinhua via AP
Winston Mok
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The View by Winston Mok

Why US will fail to scuttle China’s economic integration with the rest of Asia

  • In the past, America’s push for globalisation has benefited the region. Now less dominant in the world economy, the US hopes to reverse such integration to undermine China, but it won’t succeed

Winston Mok
Winston Mok

Updated: 9:15am, 8 Jun, 2022

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A container ship sails towards Shanghai’s Yangshan Port on April 27. China today can offer more than deep pockets in Asia’s economic development. Photo: Xinhua via AP
A container ship sails towards Shanghai’s Yangshan Port on April 27. China today can offer more than deep pockets in Asia’s economic development. Photo: Xinhua via AP
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