Xi Jinping Calls for Unity and Development in Spring Festival Greetings
President Xi Jinping extends Spring Festival greetings to non-CPC members, emphasizing unity, high-quality development, and innovation for China’s future growth.
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Xi Jinping Calls for Unity and High-Quality Development at Spring Festival Gathering
At a Spring Festival gathering, President Xi Jinping extended greetings to non-CPC personages, calling for unity and high-quality development to achieve China’s goals in the upcoming years.
Donald Trump Sworn In as 47th U.S. President: Global Implications
Donald Trump has been inaugurated as the 47th U.S. president. Explore the anticipated policies of his second term and their potential impact on the U.S. economy, global markets, and Asia’s future.
Biden’s Block of Steel Deal Sparks Debate Over Security Measures
President Joe Biden’s decision to block a major steel deal raises concerns over national security measures and their impact on global trade and economic relations.
China’s Domestic Demand Spurs Economic Growth Amid Global Slowdown
Amid a global economic slowdown projected for 2024, China’s focus on stimulating domestic demand is driving its economic growth and offering stability in uncertain times.
China Expands Trade-In and Equipment Renewal Policies for 2025
China introduces new measures to expand its old-for-new exchange program and equipment renewal policies for 2025, aiming to boost consumer spending and drive industrial upgrades.
Xi Jinping Calls for Unity and Resolve to Build a Strong China
Xi Jinping calls for unity and strategic resolve to build a strong China, urging efforts to overcome challenges and advance Chinese modernization as 2025 approaches.
Economist Danny Quah Discusses Dual Shocks from China and U.S. in Indo-Pacific
Economist Danny Quah of the National University of Singapore highlights how both China’s rise and shifts in U.S. foreign policy are reshaping the Indo-Pacific region, urging a recognition of both influences.
China Approves New VAT Law, Effective from 2026
China’s national legislature has approved a new Value-Added Tax (VAT) law, effective January 1, 2026, consolidating regulations and introducing exemptions to streamline the taxation system.
China’s Housing Regulator Announces Plans to Stabilize Real Estate Market in 2025
China’s Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development announces plans to stabilize and prevent further decline in the property market in 2025.
China’s Legislature Reviews Key Legal Reforms in Latest Session
China’s top legislative body, the NPC Standing Committee, has commenced its latest session to review significant draft laws and amendments aimed at bolstering the nation’s legal and economic framework.
China’s Initiatives for SMEs Boost Access to Finance and Fuel Innovation
China’s recent initiatives to support small and medium-sized enterprises are easing financial burdens, boosting access to finance, and fueling innovation across the nation.
China’s Financial Initiatives Empower SMEs and Drive Innovation
China’s financial initiatives are empowering SMEs with better access to loans, easing financial burdens, and fueling innovation across the nation.
China Warns ‘No One Will Win’ After Trump Announces New Tariff Plans
China warns that ‘no one will win in a trade war’ after President-elect Donald Trump announces plans to impose new tariffs on Chinese imports, raising concerns over global economic impacts.
Tariffs Hurt U.S. Businesses and Consumers More Than Expected
American businesses and consumers are shouldering the costs of tariffs, leading to higher expenses and economic challenges. Tariff relief could boost growth and competitiveness in the U.S. economy.
China Implements New Measures to Boost Foreign Trade and Elderly Care Services
China adopts new policy measures to boost foreign trade and enhance elderly care services, aiming to promote steady economic growth and address the challenges of an aging population.
America’s Subsidy Paradox: Unveiling the Double Standard
The US government’s extensive use of subsidies highlights a glaring double standard as it criticizes other nations for similar practices, despite investing billions in its own industries.
Uruguay’s Presidential Candidates United on Enhancing Trade with China
Heading into the second round of presidential elections, Uruguay’s candidates agree on strengthening commercial ties with China, highlighting a unified vision for the nation’s economic growth.
Inflation Tops Concerns as U.S. Election Nears
Inflation emerges as the top economic concern among Americans as the U.S. presidential election approaches, with voters worried about their financial future regardless of the election outcome.
China Lifts All Restrictions on Foreign Investment in Manufacturing
The Chinese mainland will lift all restrictions on foreign investment in the manufacturing sector from November 1, reducing the negative list entries from 31 to 29 to achieve zero restrictions in manufacturing.