Mexican Firms Eye Hong Kong as Gateway to Asian Markets
Mexican businesses target Hong Kong for investment, leveraging China’s economic openness and the city’s role as a regional hub for East Asian markets.
June 2025
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NATO Summit Targets 5% GDP Defense Spending by 2034
NATO members aim to raise defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2034, sparking global economic and security discussions. Share your views via the poll link.
China, Hungary Strengthen Human Rights Dialogue at Budapest Symposium
Experts from China and Hungary convened in Budapest to discuss inclusive approaches to global human rights governance, emphasizing dialogue and multilateral cooperation.
China Urges Peaceful Dialogue in Middle East, Opposes Use of Force
Chinese FM Wang Yi emphasizes dialogue over force in Middle East, advocates two-state solution for Palestine during talks with Turkish counterpart.
IOC President Kirsty Coventry Unveils Vision for Future Olympics in Exclusive CMG Interview
IOC President Kirsty Coventry discusses her priorities for the Olympics’ future in an exclusive CMG interview, highlighting global collaboration and innovation.
China, Kyrgyzstan Strengthen Ties at Summer Davos Meeting
China and Kyrgyzstan advance economic collaboration and infrastructure projects during high-level talks at Summer Davos 2025.
China, Iran Discuss Regional Stability Amid Rising Tensions
Chinese and Iranian foreign ministers address Middle East tensions, with China reaffirming support for regional stability and Iran’s sovereignty amid recent conflicts.
China’s NPC Reviews Key Laws on Healthcare, Food Safety, and Aviation
China’s top legislature reviews draft laws targeting healthcare expansion, food safety upgrades, and aviation sector growth, signaling major regulatory shifts.
China’s Consumer Boom & Tech Innovation Drive Economic Growth
China’s economic growth accelerates through pet economy boom in Shanghai and smart manufacturing breakthroughs in Hangzhou, signaling shifting global trade dynamics.
China, Vietnam Strengthen Ties at Summer Davos Meeting
Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Vietnamese PM Pham Minh Chinh met in Tianjin to deepen bilateral cooperation, marking 75 years of diplomatic ties and discussing tech innovation.
Breakthrough Nanomaterial Offers Hope for Global Water Scarcity
International scientists develop lightweight nanomaterial that extracts drinking water from air, offering new hope for water-scarce regions worldwide.
WEF Chief Urges Global Unity Amid Middle East Tensions at Tianjin Summit
WEF President Børge Brende calls for global cooperation to address Middle East tensions and trade risks, emphasizing tech-driven growth at Tianjin’s Summer Davos.
China’s High-Tech Hubs Fuel Economic Growth: Inside Optics Valley
Explore how China’s 178 high-tech zones, including Wuhan’s Optics Valley, drive innovation and economic growth through strategic tech investments.
Beijing Urges Dialogue as Israel Backs U.S. Ceasefire Plan
China emphasizes dialogue over military action as Israel accepts U.S. ceasefire proposal, highlighting Beijing’s role in Middle East stability efforts.
Israel-Iran Ceasefire Eases Tensions, But Global Economy Faces New Risks
Israel and Iran’s ceasefire brings temporary relief, but experts warn of rising energy costs and global economic uncertainty, urging businesses to prioritize resilience.
Ceasefire Fragile as Israel-Iran Tensions Highlight War’s Futility
Amid a fragile Israel-Iran ceasefire, analysts warn military action risks destabilizing the Middle East, citing historical lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan.
Chile’s Rubin Observatory Unveils Cosmic Wonders with Record-Breaking Camera
Chile’s Rubin Observatory begins a decade-long cosmic survey with its powerful new camera, capturing stunning nebulas and galaxies while probing dark matter mysteries.
China’s Manufacturing Reinvention Amid Global Tariff Shifts
China’s manufacturing sector adapts to global tariffs through regional innovations in auto parts, digital footwear, and strategic relocations, reshaping supply chain resilience.
U.S. Actions in Iran Fuel Shift Toward Global Multipolarity
U.S. military actions in Iran spark debates on shifting global power dynamics and the future of international treaties. Analysis by Umair Jamal.
Foreigners Flock to Shenzhen: What’s Filling Their Suitcases?
Foreign travelers are heading to Shenzhen with empty luggage to stock up on cutting-edge tech, fashion, and cultural goods, driven by the city’s innovation and affordability.