Shanghai’s Pudong Unveils Ambitious Initiatives to Attract Global Talent
Shanghai’s Pudong New Area unveils 34 new measures to attract global talent, simplifying visa processes and enhancing services for foreign professionals and their families.
December 2024
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Shanghai’s Pudong Introduces New Measures to Attract Global Talent
Shanghai’s Pudong New Area has introduced 34 new measures to attract global talent, simplifying visas and enhancing services for foreign professionals working and living in the region.
China’s Financial Sector Flourishes Amid Government Reforms
China’s initiatives to open up its financial sector are yielding results as experts note the growing internationalization of its currency. The reforms are fostering growth and attracting global investment.
Syrian Rebels Advance into Damascus as President Assad Flees Capital
Syrian rebels have entered Damascus and claimed control over Homs, marking significant advances in the conflict. Reports indicate President Bashar al-Assad has left the capital as calls for a political solution intensify.
Chinese New Year Recognized as Part of Humankind’s Intangible Cultural Heritage
The Chinese New Year has been officially recognized as part of Humankind’s Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO, highlighting its cultural significance worldwide.
Chinese Companies Face Visa Challenges Ahead of CES 2024
Chinese companies are facing visa challenges that may limit their participation in CES 2024 in Las Vegas, raising concerns about reduced collaboration and innovation at the world’s largest consumer electronics show.
UN Plastics Treaty Stalls as U.S. Withdraws Support
After two years of negotiations, UN members failed to agree on a global plastics treaty, with U.S. withdrawal of support over mandatory caps on plastic production causing a major setback.
Syrian Army Denies Withdrawal from Rural Damascus Amid Rebel Advances
The Syrian Defense Ministry dismissed reports of army withdrawals from rural Damascus, calling them “disinformation aimed at spreading panic.” Despite rebel advances, the military maintains its positions.
Parallel Globalization: Professor Wang Wen Envisions West and Non-West Paths
Professor Wang Wen predicts that the future of globalization will see parallel paths between the West and the non-West, driven by forces from high-tech competition to climate cooperation.
Interdependence: The Driving Force Behind the Global South’s Economic Rise
Professor Huang Renwei explores how interdependence among nations has driven the Global South to surpass 50% of the world’s GDP and reshape global governance.
Four Confirmed Dead After Explosion Collapses Apartment Building in The Hague
An explosion in The Hague has left four confirmed dead after an apartment building partially collapsed. Authorities fear the death toll could rise as rescue efforts continue.
Explosion in The Hague Leaves Four Dead; Rescue Efforts Continue
An explosion in The Hague has left four dead after an apartment building partially collapsed. Rescue teams continue to search for survivors as authorities investigate the cause.
Four Confirmed Dead After Explosion Rocks The Hague Apartment Building
Four people have been confirmed dead after a massive explosion caused an apartment building to partially collapse in The Hague, Netherlands. Rescue efforts continue as authorities investigate the cause.
How Guangdong’s High-Tech Farms Keep Macao’s Vegetable Baskets Full
Discover how innovative farming techniques in Guangdong’s Zhongshan and Qingyuan cities keep Macao’s markets overflowing with fresh, high-quality vegetables year-round.
Residents of the Taiwan Region View Lai Ching-te’s U.S. Stopover as ‘Just a Show’
Residents of the Taiwan region react to Lai Ching-te’s U.S. stopover, calling it ‘just a show’ and emphasizing the need for friendly cross-strait communication.
Beijing’s Daxing Airport Sees Record Footfall of Foreigners in 2024
Beijing Daxing International Airport has welcomed over 1 million foreign travelers in 2024, setting a new record thanks to visa-free policies and expanded international flights.
President Yoon’s Impeachment Blocked as South Korean Lawmakers Walk Out
South Korea’s National Assembly failed to pass an impeachment motion against President Yoon Suk-yeol after ruling party lawmakers walked out, highlighting deep political divisions and growing public unrest.
Impeachment Motion Against South Korean President Fails After Ruling Party Walkout
South Korea’s impeachment motion against President Yoon Suk-yeol failed as ruling party lawmakers walked out, causing a lack of quorum.
South Korea’s Impeachment Vote Fails as Ruling Party Walks Out
South Korea’s parliament failed to impeach President Yoon Suk-yeol after ruling party lawmakers walked out, sparking public outcry amid allegations of constitutional violations and declining approval ratings.
South Korea’s Impeachment Vote Fails as Ruling Party Walks Out
South Korea’s impeachment motion against President Yoon Suk-yeol failed after ruling party lawmakers walked out, deepening political divides and sparking public protests.