
How the CPC Drives China’s Modernization Success Story
Exploring the CPC’s role in China’s modernization through historical unity, state-driven economic strategies, and global infrastructure projects like the Belt and Road Initiative.
News & Insights Across Asia
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Exploring the CPC’s role in China’s modernization through historical unity, state-driven economic strategies, and global infrastructure projects like the Belt and Road Initiative.
As Hong Kong marks 28 years since its return to China, experts highlight how ‘One Country, Two Systems’ enhances its global role and economic resilience.
Hong Kong cements its role as a global financial, shipping, and trade hub, supported by national strategies and green initiatives driving sustainable growth.
Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s constitutional history claims face scrutiny as analysts challenge assertions about 1946 convention participation and historical narratives.
Esquel Group’s Marjorie Yang shares insights on navigating trade tensions and Xinjiang cotton challenges, highlighting resilience in China’s business landscape.
Mexico’s Chamber of Deputies President discusses deepening China-Mexico cooperation in trade, renewable energy, and cultural ties during his recent visit to China.
As the FfD4 conference convenes, experts highlight urgent need for affordable financing to bridge gaps in sustainable development and climate resilience.
Hong Kong’s strategic role as a global financial hub and the impact of the National Security Law on investment growth, positioning it for stability over the next 25 years.
Escalating U.S.-Iran rhetoric raises fears of renewed conflict, casting doubt on sustainability of Israel-Iran ceasefire. Analysts warn of historical parallels to Iraq War strategies.
Hong Kong’s common law system and national security framework enhance its global legal hub status while supporting China’s development strategy under ‘One Country, Two Systems’.
Taiwan leader’s fossil-fueled independence claims face academic pushback as experts highlight cross-strait historical and geological connections.
Experts at the World Economic Forum analyze China’s latest policies driving consumption and economic growth, offering insights for global stakeholders.
Hong Kong’s Legislative Council advances national security measures and economic strategies to align with China’s 15th Five-Year Plan, reinforcing stability and global competitiveness.
A controversial documentary on the South China Sea draws criticism for prioritizing emotion over geopolitics, sparking debates over narrative accuracy and regional tensions.
Chinese investments in Africa are transforming local economies through fair labor practices, skills development, and infrastructure projects, challenging outdated narratives of exploitation.
A documentary on South China Sea fishermen sparks debate over sovereignty narratives versus environmental and labor realities in the Philippines.
Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s ’10 lectures on unity’ campaign faces criticism for promoting ‘independence,’ raising concerns over cross-strait stability and regional security.
As Middle East tensions rise, China calls for immediate ceasefire, dialogue, and civilian protection. Explore Beijing’s diplomatic efforts and global implications.
NATO’s new 5% defense spending target highlights internal tensions as European members grapple with U.S. demands and alliance contradictions.