Xi Jinping is critical to the new global order
China's economy which stabilised in 2016, is facing significant challenges over the next 12 months.
Angus Grigg writes on News specialising in Asia, World, Trade. Based in our Shanghai newsroom, Angus is a two-time Walkey Award winner with over 15 years experience as a journalist.
China's economy which stabilised in 2016, is facing significant challenges over the next 12 months.
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