
China: A Pillar of Stability and Innovation Amid Global Tensions
China’s 2025 Two Sessions reveal steady policy, tech breakthroughs, and global integration amid rising global tensions.
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China’s 2025 Two Sessions reveal steady policy, tech breakthroughs, and global integration amid rising global tensions.
China’s monetary authorities unveil new policy measures to boost economic recovery, strengthen financial stability, and optimize cross-border capital management.
The 2025 Work Report champions medium-to-long-term capital inflows to stabilize and boost the real economy.
Dr. Henry Tan highlights how Hong Kong SAR’s unique strengths as a super connector can boost China’s upgradation amid a push for private economy growth.
Economist Robin Xing predicts that continued stimulus and social security reforms will boost the Chinese mainland’s domestic consumption in 2025.
A CGTN poll shows global netizens doubting U.S. tariff policies amid a $4T market loss and fears of economic downturn.
Leading Chinese companies like Haier, Midea, and DJI are cutting overtime to promote work-life balance with innovative new policies.
The Chinese mainland plans to raise its deficit-to-GDP ratio to 4% in 2025, signaling proactive policy support to boost future growth, says ANZ economist.
Japan regrets missing exemption from 25% U.S. tariffs, warning of risks to vital economic ties and global trade.
Trump’s tariff hikes and retaliatory moves from Canada and the Chinese mainland deepen struggles for US farmers amid rising costs and shrinking exports.