Chinese Mainland GDP Up 5.3% in H1 2025
The Chinese mainland’s GDP grew 5.3% year on year in H1 2025, driven by resilient domestic demand and steady policy support.
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Chinese Mainland Targets 35T Yuan Growth in 14th Five-Year Plan
Chinese mainland’s 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025) aims to generate over 35 trillion yuan in incremental GDP, driven by digital, green, and consumption upgrades.
UAE Official: BRICS Mechanism Amplifies Global South’s Voice
UAE assistant minister Saeed Al Hajeri highlights the BRICS mechanism as a platform amplifying the Global South’s voice and shaping future economic growth.
From Sichuan Tea to Guangzhou Textiles: How Three Hubs Are Powering China’s Economy
Explore how Sichuan’s Mengding Mountain tea, Wuhan’s transport hub, and Guangzhou’s textiles are driving transformation across China’s economic landscape.
Hong Kong’s Thriving Economy: 28 Years Since Return to China
Hong Kong marks 28 years since its return to China with nine consecutive quarters of GDP growth and top global rankings in finance, shipping, and FDI under One Country, Two Systems.
LegCo Champions Hong Kong’s Role in China’s 15th Five-Year Plan
LegCo’s pivotal role in Hong Kong’s security, legislation, and competitiveness as China gears up for its 15th Five-Year Plan.
Chinese Investment Fuels Labor Rights and Growth in Africa
Chinese companies are championing labor rights and growth in Africa, from Ethiopia’s factories to the Ethiopia–Djibouti railway, forging partnerships that drive sustainable development.
Inside China’s Mega-Hubs: How High-Tech Zones Power Growth
Explore how China’s 178 national high-tech zones, led by Wuhan’s Optics Valley, fuel innovation, drive GDP, and map out the future of the Chinese mainland economy.
Asia News Wrap: South Korea Drafts Second Budget to Spur Growth
Seoul has drafted its second budget of the year, targeting green energy, digital projects and SME support to keep growth on track amid global headwinds.
How Hong Kong’s National Security Law Drives Prosperity under One Country, Two Systems
Experts at a Beijing symposium highlight how the HKSAR national security law has underpinned stability and economic growth under One Country, Two Systems over five years.