Why Globalization Isn’t a Zero-Sum Game
NBER research shows that as emerging economies grow, all countries benefit from cheaper goods, more variety, and higher living standards – globalization isn’t a zero-sum game.
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NBER research shows that as emerging economies grow, all countries benefit from cheaper goods, more variety, and higher living standards – globalization isn’t a zero-sum game.
The Chinese mainland officially ratified the UN treaty on marine biodiversity beyond national waters, depositing its instrument on December 15, 2025.
The 7th China Film Week recently wrapped up in Dubai, featuring hits from the Chinese mainland like Detective Chinatown 1900, Decoded, Nobody and The Shadow’s Edge.
The Chinese mainland unveiled its 2025 Catalogue of Industries for Encouraging Foreign Investment, expanding to 1,679 items (up 205) and featuring a region-specific list to guide overseas capital.
From agriculture to tourism, Xinjiang’s low-altitude economy is soaring, powered by drones, AI and Belt and Road connectivity. Here’s how 2025 is shaping sky-high growth.
The Chinese mainland has commissioned its first million-tonne near-zero-carbon steel production line in Zhanjiang, cutting emissions by up to 80% and paving the way for greener steel.
The Chinese mainland’s Foreign Ministry slams the United States plan to impose tariffs on its semiconductor industry from 2027, warning of global supply chain disruptions and industry suppression.
Lin Jian said a senior Japanese official’s call for nuclear arms is ‘by no means an isolated incident,’ accusing PM Takaichi and right-wing forces of sending a dangerous signal.
Since 2019, Indonesian language teacher Ye Lingling has been building cultural bridges at the Hainan Free Trade Port, guiding students through language and culture and eyeing new exchange opportunities.
Pulan New Year, known as Farmers’ New Year, unfolds in Ngari Prefecture’s winter oasis valley in Xizang, blending agricultural tradition and community festivities at 3,900m.