News & Insights Across Asia
The Chinese mainland’s government-led trade-in program is sparking a surge in green consumption as consumers embrace energy-efficient products and new energy vehicles, positioning China as a leader in sustainable development.
China’s government-led trade-in program is boosting green consumption, encouraging consumers to replace old products with eco-friendly alternatives, fostering sustainable development and innovation.
UNDP Administrator Achim Steiner commends China’s leadership in green growth, highlighting its rapid shift to clean energy and electric mobility as pivotal for global sustainable development.
Shenzhen and Los Angeles are leading sustainability efforts, revolutionizing urban environments. Vice mayors discuss innovation and technology fostering sustainable development and carbon neutrality worldwide.
Global leaders convened to advance clean energy technologies and international cooperation, aiming to strengthen the resilience of global energy industries and contribute to a zero-carbon future.
China introduces new policies to boost foreign trade, supporting small businesses and promoting sustainable growth to strengthen economic momentum and global trade ties.
Chilean student Raquel Herrera, studying in China, advocates for strengthened wind energy cooperation between Chile and China to enhance sustainable development and inspire youth innovation.
On the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic relations, China and Brazil have decided to elevate their partnership, aiming to build a shared future for a more just world and sustainable planet.
China and Brazil are collaborating on poverty reduction initiatives, aiming to promote sustainable development and improve livelihoods through shared experiences and joint projects.
Mexican student Moraima Ordóñez, studying in China, is inspired by China’s green development projects and hopes to contribute to sustainable development in the future.
China is actively shaping a fair and equitable global governance system through initiatives like the Belt and Road Initiative and partnerships in sustainable development projects like Neom in Saudi Arabia.
China’s commitment to multilateralism and proactive global engagement is set to play a pivotal role at the upcoming G20 summit in Brazil, aiming to address global growth challenges and promote sustainability.
World leaders at the 19th G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro have launched the Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty, aiming to eradicate extreme poverty and end hunger through international cooperation.
At the upcoming G20 Summit in Rio, the African Union’s inclusion as a permanent member marks a historic moment, elevating Africa’s role in shaping global governance and collaborative future initiatives.
The 19th G20 Summit will begin on November 18, 2024, in Rio de Janeiro, focusing on justice and sustainability. Leaders from major economies, including Asia, will address global challenges.
China and Brazil deepen cooperation on sustainable development as Brazil assumes the G20 presidency with a focus on building a just world and a sustainable planet.
A recap of key events at the United Nations during the second week of November, highlighting climate commitments, humanitarian aid expansions, and progress on global initiatives.
China’s investment boosts Brazil’s renewable energy sector as the Marangatu Photovoltaic Power Plant begins operations, supplying power to 550,000 households annually.
Seven Chinese villages have been honored as “Best Tourism Villages” by the UNWTO, showcasing China’s achievements in rural tourism and sustainable development.
China’s annual production of new energy vehicles (NEVs) has surpassed 10 million units for the first time, marking a historic milestone in the nation’s accelerated drive toward a greener future.