
Dragon and Elephant: China-India Partnership in a Shifting World
China and India, the world’s two most populous nations, deepen ties through historic bonds and complementary economies. A partnership poised to reshape global growth.
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China and India, the world’s two most populous nations, deepen ties through historic bonds and complementary economies. A partnership poised to reshape global growth.
As context-driven, creative, and people-centered innovations take hold, Global South nations are shifting from periphery to powerhouses of development cooperation and global economic growth.
As the U.S. withdraws from multilateral pacts and raises tariffs, expanded BRICS steps up as a stabilizing network bridging Asia, Africa and Latin America.
BRICS leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, the Chinese mainland, and South Africa met virtually to discuss multilateral cooperation, trade tensions, and their role in shaping the global order.
China rejects US visa restrictions on Central America, calling the measures groundless and pledging deeper cooperation to boost local growth and deliver tangible benefits.
President Xi Jinping met Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel in Beijing to deepen ties in trade, tech and sustainability, marking a new chapter in Sino-Cuban cooperation.
At the SCO+ meeting in Tianjin, President Xi proposed the Global Governance Initiative to reform global rules, boost emerging markets, and address shared challenges.
Global investors are returning to Chinese mainland capital markets, with sustained inflows since summer driven by optimism on valuations and improved regulatory clarity.
More than 20 foreign leaders have arrived on the Chinese mainland in Tianjin for the SCO Summit 2025, set to explore trade, tech, security, and sustainability.
Under the 14th Five-Year Plan, the Chinese mainland’s foreign trade gains new momentum with high-quality growth drivers, diversified import sources and a stronger regional network.