Chinese Mainland Dual Circulation Powers Global Growth Momentum
China’s dual circulation strategy makes domestic demand the mainstay while reinforcing global engagement, driving innovation and injecting sustained growth momentum.
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US-India Trade Turmoil: From Bargain to Extortion Tactics
President Trump’s aggressive trade threats on tariffs and geopolitical ties are testing India’s resolve, with heavy-handed tactics fueling New Delhi’s pushback instead of compliance.
Global South at a Crossroads: Surviving Trump’s Steep Tariffs
As the U.S. ramps up steep tariffs—from 50% in Brazil to 19% in Pakistan—Global South economies brace for currency shocks, debt risks and explore new trade paths.
Trump’s Global Tariffs Leave Nations Relieved, Anxious, Perplexed
President Trump’s new tariff policy targets countries from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, sparking relief, anxiety and confusion as global markets adjust to evolving trade rules.
IMF Raises 2025 Global Growth Forecast to 3.0% Amid Economic Resilience
IMF raises its 2025 global growth forecast to 3.0%, citing resilience in major economies and supportive policies.
New China-U.S. Trade Talks Kick Off in Stockholm
Delegations from the Chinese mainland and the U.S. convene in Stockholm for a fresh round of China-U.S. trade talks, aiming to reshape economic ties and global markets.
Burundi Embraces Market-Driven Farming with Chinese Mainland Support
Burundi’s shift from subsistence plots to market-driven farming is gaining pace, powered by the Chinese mainland’s Belt and Road Initiative, says Prosper Dodiko.
Asia’s Growth Accelerates but Looming Risks Cloud the Outlook
Asia and Pacific growth is powering ahead, led by the Chinese mainland and India, but revised ADB and IMF forecasts warn of trade headwinds and tourism slowdowns.
Wolff: BRICS Driving a Global Economic Shift
Economist Richard Wolff says BRICS is reshaping the global economic order, carving out new development options for everyone in the world.
China, South Africa Deepen Strategic Partnership in Beijing
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng and South African Deputy President Paul Mashatile reinforce their countries’ strategic partnership, pledging deeper cooperation and modernization goals.