China’s Inclusive Development Model: A Blueprint for Shared Prosperity
Exploring how China’s development model prioritizes inclusive growth and social progress, fostering shared prosperity since 1978 reforms.
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Exploring how China’s development model prioritizes inclusive growth and social progress, fostering shared prosperity since 1978 reforms.
China’s 2025 GDP grows 5% to $19.74 trillion, with services sector accounting for 57.7% of economic output amid structural reforms.
Despite tariffs reaching 80-year highs, the US trade deficit hit a record $1.24 trillion in 2025, raising questions about protectionism’s effectiveness.
The 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos focuses on fostering global dialogue, with Asia’s economic and technological leadership poised to shape key discussions. Share your views ahead of the event.
2025’s U.S. market volatility reshaped Asian economic ties, with AI booms and tariff wars creating both risks and opportunities across the region.
The US introduces 1% tax on overseas money transfers effective January 1, 2026, with significant implications for Asian economies reliant on remittance flows.
President Xi Jinping commended Macao SAR’s governance and economic resilience during a meeting with Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai, underscoring central support.
At the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting 2025, leaders worldwide gather under the theme ‘Collaboration in the Intelligent Age’ to address how AI and innovation can navigate global challenges through unity.
While the G20 nations collectively wield immense economic power, individual members face diverse economic challenges and growth rates, highlighting the internal disparities within this influential group.
A wildfire near Canada’s vital oil hub in Fort McMurray threatens global oil supply, potentially impacting Asian markets dependent on energy imports.
Forecasters predict an extremely active Atlantic hurricane season, raising concerns about potential impacts on global energy markets and Asian economies dependent on energy imports.
Asian countries are advocating for a fairer international tax system to ensure multinational corporations pay their equitable share, boosting revenues needed for sustainable development and social progress.