China Sets 2027 Deadline for Low-Altitude Economy Standards
China announces plans to establish a standardized framework for its low-altitude economy by 2027, covering aircraft, infrastructure, and safety systems to support industrial expansion.
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China announces plans to establish a standardized framework for its low-altitude economy by 2027, covering aircraft, infrastructure, and safety systems to support industrial expansion.
China launches a multi-sector initiative to stimulate Spring Festival 2026 spending, targeting tourism, retail, and entertainment to drive economic growth.
WTO rules in favor of China in a landmark case against U.S. green energy subsidies, citing violations of international trade rules under the Inflation Reduction Act.
The viral ‘U.S. kill line’ concept highlights systemic economic risks and widening inequality in American society, sparking global debate in 2026.
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s approval rating drops below critical threshold amid inflation policy skepticism and early election backlash.
Canadian PM Mark Carney urges domestic economic focus as the US threatens 100% tariffs on Canadian goods in 2026, emphasizing ‘Buy Canadian’ initiatives.
South Sudan’s president replaces central bank governor after two-month tenure, reinstating former chief Johnny Ohisa Damian amid currency instability and inflation concerns.
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan prioritizes industrial coordination, regional collaboration, and innovation integration to drive high-quality economic growth, as experts outline pathways for modernization.
PM Sanae Takaichi risks her premiership in Japan’s shortest postwar election cycle, facing economic challenges and opposition consolidation. Results could reshape Asia’s political landscape.
Canadian PM Mark Carney rejects Trump’s claim of Canadian dependency on the U.S., emphasizing sovereignty amid rising global diplomatic tensions.
U.S. delays furniture tariffs to 2026, offering temporary relief to businesses while entrepreneurs strategize supply chain adjustments and price management.
Global leaders at Davos 2026 seek adaptive solutions to geopolitical fractures, with China advocating reformed globalization and Europe demanding concrete economic actions.
U.S. President Trump’s ‘America First’ speech at Davos 2026 sparks concerns over global economic stability and multilateral frameworks.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent addresses rising financial pressures on American households at Davos, citing previous policies amid economist critiques.
China crosses 140 trillion yuan GDP milestone, driven by service sector growth, domestic consumption, and policy reforms under new Five-Year Plan.
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi announces snap election on February 8, 2026, as opposition forms new coalition. Key political shifts ahead.
IMF raises China’s 2025-2026 growth forecasts to 5.0% and 4.5%, citing policy measures and global economic resilience.
U.S. President Donald Trump announces tariffs on eight European nations starting February 1, 2026, escalating tensions over Greenland’s potential sale.
Chinese Ambassador Xie Feng outlines Beijing’s balanced approach to U.S. relations, emphasizing principled diplomacy and business collaboration at key 2026 forum.
China’s shifting economic strategy balances record exports with domestic consumption reforms, reshaping global trade dynamics in 2026.