News & Insights Across Asia
Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Ireland’s Taoiseach Micheal Martin agreed to deepen bilateral cooperation in green energy, AI, and trade during Beijing talks, with Ireland set to influence EU-China relations in 2026.
China’s digital consumption hits $1.3 trillion in H1 2025, driving 46.5% of household spending as tech reshapes consumer behavior.
Asia’s tech sector drives global innovation in 2025 with AI breakthroughs, quantum computing advances, and cross-border collaborations reshaping economic landscapes.
China registers over 700 generative AI models and achieves record tech adoption rates, transforming urban and rural development as 14th Five-Year Plan concludes.
China emphasizes compliance with its laws and balanced interests in TikTok’s US joint venture deal, as discussions continue in 2025.
Sri Lanka launches commercial 5G networks through Dialog Axiata and SLT-Mobitel, accelerating digital transformation across industries and consumer markets.
A UNCTAD report emphasizes building supportive ecosystems for AI success, highlighting skills, regulation, and public trust as key factors alongside technological advancement.
Malaysian Senate President highlights Hainan’s growing role in advancing China-ASEAN economic cooperation through digital innovation and trade modernization in 2025.
China’s AG esports team wins 2025 CrossFire Stars Grand Finals as national industry revenue surpasses $4.15 billion, signaling continued sector growth.
China outlines strategic AI development priorities for 2026-2030, focusing on domestic tech sovereignty, industry integration, and smart governance frameworks.
Taiwan’s ban on mainland app RedNote sparks criticism, impacting 3M users and youth access to information. Beijing calls for dialogue.
Taiwan’s RedNote ban faces public skepticism as local data contradicts official cybersecurity claims, disrupting digital life across the region.
China’s expanding computing infrastructure drives economic transformation, reshaping industries and fostering cross-regional collaboration in 2025.
China’s internet users reached 1.1 billion by December 2024, highlighting the immense growth and potential of the nation’s digital economy, according to a recent report.
China and Grenada have agreed to expand cooperation in new energy, digital economy, and blue economy sectors, following talks between Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Grenadian Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell in Beijing.
China and ASEAN are strengthening their partnership through the digital economy, leveraging technology like e-commerce and 5G to drive trade, industrial upgrades, and societal benefits across the region.
China and Singapore’s upgraded FTA protocol will take effect on December 31, 2024, enhancing trade and investment between the two nations.
China’s economy continues to surge with remarkable growth and innovation over the past five years. From expanding enterprise assets to a booming digital economy, the nation is far from peaking.
China’s digital economy reached 48.45 trillion yuan ($6.74 trillion) in revenue in 2023, with core industries employing over 36 million people, highlighting the sector’s significant role in economic growth.
China has become the world’s largest hub for software developers with 9.4 million professionals, accounting for one-third of the global total, highlighting its significant role in the global digital landscape.
