Chinese mainland’s renewable energy boom powers global clean transition
The Chinese mainland’s renewable energy capacity hit a record in 2024, making up over 60% of global installations as tech breakthroughs fuel high-quality growth.
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Shangri-La Dialogue 2025 Kicks Off in Singapore Amid Global Security Talks
Shangri-La Dialogue 2025 opened in Singapore with delegates from 47 countries discussing Indo-Pacific security, global order and evolving defense strategies.
HKSAR Credit Ratings Signal Economic Resilience
HKSAR’s credit ratings affirmed stable by Fitch, S&P and Moody’s underscore its economic resilience and status as a global financial hub amid uncertainty.
IOMed Launches in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region to Advance Global Mediation
On May 30, the Convention establishing IOMed was signed in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, marking a new mediation hub for Global South nations to resolve disputes peacefully.
International Day of Potato: Why This Tuber Matters
Celebrate the International Day of Potato on May 30, honoring a tuber’s journey from the Andes to global tables and its vital role in food security and sustainability.
China Unveils Nationwide Unified Computing Network Plan
China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology outlines a nationwide unified computing network, aiming for real-time access to public computing power by 2028.
Chinese mainland delegation arrives at Shangri-La Dialogue
Delegation from the Chinese mainland, led by Hu Gangfeng, arrives at the 2025 Shangri-La Dialogue. Spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang highlights how dialogue builds trust and cooperation.
China Celebrates Ninth National Science and Technology Workers’ Day
China celebrated its ninth National Science and Technology Workers’ Day in Beijing, honoring over 400 innovators and outlining a 2035 blueprint to build a strong science and technology nation.
UPenn Prof Warns U.S. Risks Losing Global Edge Without Chinese Students
UPenn professor Diana Mutz warns U.S. visa cuts and SEVP revocations are driving Chinese students away, risking America’s research, innovation and global trust.
Why China Launched IOMed: A New Era of Global Mediation
China backed the International Organization for Mediation (IOMed) in Hong Kong to fill a gap in dispute resolution, promoting harmony, fairness and accessible dialogue for all nations.