Middle Eastern Nations Embrace ‘Looking East’ Strategy for Growth
Middle Eastern countries are shifting their focus eastward, strengthening ties with China, Russia, and India to foster political reconciliation and economic growth.
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Middle Eastern countries are shifting their focus eastward, strengthening ties with China, Russia, and India to foster political reconciliation and economic growth.
Americans brace for a potential interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve in September, marking the first since March 2022.
China’s Ministry of Commerce criticizes the U.S. for violating WTO rules through tariffs and unilateral sanctions, urging a return to fair trade practices.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping congratulates the 2024 CIFTIS on its 10th anniversary, highlighting China’s commitment to high-quality service trade and global economic growth.
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A think tank asserts that raising the retirement age in the Chinese mainland will not impact employment rates, highlighting economic growth as the key factor.