CPC Central Committee Sets 2025 Economic and Anti-Corruption Plans
The CPC Central Committee unveils its 2025 economic strategy and anti-corruption measures, emphasizing proactive fiscal policies and robust Party leadership.
Economy
Read More
Global South’s Interdependence Surpasses U.S. Influence
Global South countries now make up over half of the world’s GDP, reshaping global governance through increased interdependence, says Professor Huang Renwei.
Hong Kong Welcomes New Giant Pandas to Boost Tourism
Hong Kong welcomes two new giant pandas gifted by Beijing, tripling its panda population and aiming to boost tourism and the local economy.
Silicon Valley CEO Warns Trump’s Tariffs Could Trigger Global Economic Downturn
Steve Hoffman, CEO of Founders Space, warns that incoming President Trump’s tariffs could harm both the U.S. and global economies, urging a focus on mutually beneficial trade.
Trump’s Tariffs Set to Drive Up Prices Across Multiple Sectors, Experts Warn
Experts warn that Trump’s proposed 25% tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods could drive up prices across various industries, from food to electronics.
Vietnam Approves $67B High-Speed Railroad to Connect Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City
Vietnam’s National Assembly has approved a $67 billion high-speed railway connecting Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, reducing travel time from 30 hours to five.
Trudeau Urges Canada to Heed Trump’s Tariff Warnings
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau warns that President Trump’s tariff threats should be taken seriously, highlighting potential impacts on both Canadian and American economies.
China Sets Ambitious Targets to Revolutionize Digital Trade by 2035
China announces bold plans to enhance digital trade, aiming to exceed 50% of services trade by 2035.
China’s Rural Road Boom: Paving the Path to Prosperity
China’s State Council releases a white paper highlighting the rapid expansion of rural roads, boosting economic growth and improving lives across the countryside.
Shift in China’s Textile Industry: Southeast Asia on the Rise
Rising labor costs and tariffs are prompting China’s textile industry to explore Southeast Asia, raising questions about the future of its manufacturing dominance.