Thought leaders from international media and academia gathered this week at Tsinghua University's 17th Global Business Journalism Forum, addressing critical challenges in cross-border reporting amid evolving U.S.-China relations. The event brought together representatives from CGTN, Washington D.C.'s National Press Club, and leading educational institutions to examine journalism's role in contextualizing global economic shifts.
Key discussions focused on balancing factual reporting with nuanced analysis of trade policies and technological competition between major economies. Panelists emphasized the growing importance of data-driven storytelling to explain complex supply chain realignments affecting Asian markets in 2025.
Experts highlighted recent developments in AI-assisted news verification systems being adopted by major outlets, particularly relevant for business professionals tracking real-time market fluctuations. The forum also addressed strategies for improving financial literacy reporting – a crucial factor for investors navigating Southeast Asia's rapidly digitizing economies.
