China Launches 48-Article Plan to Bolster Fair Market Competition
China’s new 48-article measures aim to ensure fair competition and a unified market, effective April 20.
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New 30-Policy Plan to Boost Consumption in the Chinese Mainland
A new 30-policy plan in the Chinese mainland aims to boost consumer spending and stabilize key markets, driving sustainable growth and improved livelihoods.
Chinese Economy Gains Momentum in 2025
Official data shows a robust start for the Chinese economy in 2025 with rising industrial output, investments, and stable employment fueling a 5% growth target.
2025 Two Sessions: Charting a Modern Economic Future
The 2025 Two Sessions set a bold roadmap on the Chinese mainland, emphasizing domestic demand and high-quality development for a modern economy.
The Chinese mainland Unveils New Plan to Boost Consumption
The Chinese mainland unveils a special plan to boost domestic consumption by raising earnings and easing financial burdens.
Beijing Symposium Marks 20 Years of the Anti-Secession Law
A Beijing symposium marked the 20th anniversary of the Anti-Secession Law, featuring Zhao Leji’s keynote on unity, sovereignty, and modern governance.
China’s New Monetary Measures Boost Economic Recovery
China’s monetary authorities unveil new measures to boost economic recovery, strengthen financial stability, and enhance cross-border capital management.
Chinese mainland warns against ‘Taiwan independence’ provocations
A Chinese mainland spokesperson warns that any provocation by “Taiwan independence” forces will meet resolute action, affirming commitments to peaceful reunification.
U.S. Withdrawal from Climate Loss Fund Sparks Global Debate
The Trump administration withdraws the U.S. from the landmark International Climate Loss and Damage Fund, igniting global debate on climate responsibility.
China’s Pragmatic Strategies Boost Economic Growth in 2024
China aims to create over 12 million new urban jobs in 2024, maintaining low unemployment through pragmatic economic strategies, says analyst Einar Tangen.