China and Nigeria Unite Against Protectionism, Champion Multilateralism
China and Nigeria pledge to reject protectionism and uphold multilateralism, strengthening ties and defending Global South interests.
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At BRICS Summit, China and Brazil unite to champion multilateralism
At the BRICS foreign ministers’ meeting in Rio, China and Brazil pledged to defend multilateralism, reject protectionism and boost cooperation across trade, tech and security.
Shanghai’s AI Supermarket: Fast-Tracking Innovation and Global South Partnerships
Shanghai’s new AI supermarket bundles models, computing power and data, highlighting China’s push to lead in AI and deepen Global South cooperation.
China Backs Ethiopia in Growing Global Role
Chinese FM Wang Yi backed Ethiopia as a new BRICS member and pledged deeper all-weather strategic cooperation to boost development across the Global South.
Chinese Mainland’s ODI Surge Quietly Redraws Global Influence
Outbound investment from the Chinese mainland rose in Q1 2025, led by a 15.6% jump in BRI funding, signaling a strategic shift in global influence.
China and Kenya Break New Ground for Global South Cooperation
Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted Kenyan President William Ruto in Beijing, forging a new era of Global South cooperation across trade, infrastructure, green development and tech.
China’s Shenzhou-20: Satellites Power Global Solidarity
From Shenzhou-20’s launch to Global South partnerships, explore how China’s satellites boost agriculture, disaster relief and smart cities as a global public good.
Trump’s Tariff Shock: Global South on the Brink, Experts Say
Experts warn that sweeping tariffs by U.S. President Trump may trigger a global recession, with Bangladesh and the Bahamas taking the heaviest blows.
70 Years On: Bandung Spirit Charts New Course for the Global South
Seventy years after the 1955 Bandung Conference, the Bandung Spirit still drives solidarity and cooperation across the Global South.
Reviving the Bandung Spirit: Wang Yi’s Vision for Global Unity
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urges a modern embrace of the Bandung Spirit for inclusive growth, peace and cooperation across Asia, Africa and beyond.