China’s 2024 Two Sessions: New Agendas and Future Directions
China’s annual Two Sessions have begun, unveiling the 2024 agenda and setting new directions for the nation’s political and economic future.
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China’s annual Two Sessions have begun, unveiling the 2024 agenda and setting new directions for the nation’s political and economic future.
China prioritizes ‘developing new productive forces’ to accelerate strategic emerging industries like new energy and quantum technology, signaling a significant shift in its economic landscape.
Exploring how Chinese and global businesses adapt to innovation and globalization, featuring insights from INSEAD Dean Francisco Veloso.
China plans about 100 space missions in 2024, setting a new record and highlighting its aerospace progress. Meanwhile, Hong Kong concludes public consultation on Article 23 legislation, impacting its future.
The 60th Munich Security Conference concluded with world leaders emphasizing the urgent need for collective action to address escalating global crises. Comfort Ero highlighted the importance of cooperation to prevent further conflicts.
In a world of increasing conflicts, people-to-people exchanges are essential to enhance China’s foreign relations. Exploring how cultural bridges can mitigate concerns and boost good relations.
2024 has been ominously dubbed “the Voldemort of years” by Eurasia Group. Explore the top global risks ahead and predictions for China-EU relations with insights from Prof. Max Otte.
The Munich Security Report 2024 highlights growing ‘lose-lose dynamics’ as nations forsake global cooperation benefits. Experts discuss factors behind geopolitical fragmentation and prospects for global security in 2024.
China has surpassed Japan as the world’s largest car exporter in 2023. Explore the factors behind this automotive boom, the rise of new-energy vehicles, and the implications for China and the global market.
Chinese New Year on February 10 marks the Year of the Dragon. Explore how traditions evolve in the digital age, the dragon’s symbolism, and the festival’s significance in Chinese culture.
China releases a guideline to harness the potential of the ‘silver economy,’ addressing aging population challenges by expanding industries catering to seniors.
Tensions in the Middle East escalate as U.S. strikes on Iranian-linked targets in Iraq and Syria raise questions about the potential for a wider conflict. Experts weigh in on possible responses and implications.
China’s economy grew 5.2% in 2023, meeting its 5% target, but faces headwinds in 2024. Experts weigh in on what to expect from the world’s second-largest economy in the new year.
Texas defies a federal order to remove razor wire along its border, escalating tensions over immigration policies. The standoff raises questions about unity and the impact of bipartisan politics on immigration reform.
China’s new white paper outlines its legal framework for counter-terrorism, emphasizing law-based strategies and successes in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region over the past decade.
Tensions escalate in the Red Sea as the U.S. re-designates the Houthi group as terrorists and launches air strikes, while Houthis vow to continue their actions until Gaza attacks cease.
CGTN releases the third part of its ‘Black Myth: Wukong’ game companion guide, focusing on the Webbed Hollow and Flaming Mountains chapters, and exploring key characters Zhu Bajie and Red Boy.
CGTN releases the third part of its “Black Myth: Wukong” companion guide, exploring the game’s fourth and fifth chapters featuring Zhu Bajie and Red Boy, highlighting differences from “Journey to the West”.
SpaceX delays the historic Polaris Dawn mission after detecting a helium leak in ground equipment. The mission aims to conduct the first private spacewalk.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry has extended an invitation to global tourists amid a significant rise in visits, highlighting new policies that facilitate inbound travel and showcase China’s commitment to openness.