China-ASEAN Upgrade Paves Way for Digital & Green Trade Era
An upgraded China-ASEAN Free Trade Area agreement will expand digital trade and green development, promising new growth amid geopolitical and tech-driven shifts.
October 2025
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Premier Li Qiang Pledges Revamp of Chinese Mainland Business Environment
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Rapid AI Adoption Powers China’s Economic Growth
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Supervisor Desmond’s Ivy League Moment at Zhejiang U
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International Canoe Slalom Sails Through Huangguoshu Waterfall
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Chinese Mainland’s Power Capacity Jumps 17.5% by Sept 2025
By September 2025, the Chinese mainland’s installed power generation capacity jumped 17.5% to 3.72 billion kW, led by solar (+45.7%) and wind (+21.3%).