China’s economy grew steadily in 2024, achieving a 4.8% GDP increase. The country is now preparing to expand domestic demand and boost high-quality development in 2025, according to the People’s Daily
With Assad deposed and Syria fragmenting, opportunities emerge for Israel’s territorial ambitions and Türkiye’s strategic expansion. However, geopolitical volatility hints at potential pitfalls for Erdoğan and the fragile regional balance
The fall of Damascus and the rise of HTS, led by Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, signal profound changes in Syria’s political landscape. Here’s a breakdown of key developments and future projections
The Biden administration’s semiconductor restrictions against China echo past missteps, risking unintended escalation. As economic exclusion grows, history warns of the dangers of economic strangulation provoking geopolitical conflict
China’s e-commerce platforms, including giants like Alibaba and JD.com, are expanding global free shipping options, leveraging overseas warehouses and streamlined logistics to boost trade efficiency and customer satisfaction
Amid global trade uncertainties, China accelerates efforts to stabilize its foreign trade sector, focusing on green trade, e-commerce, financial reforms, and visa policies, fostering growth in a volatile economic environment
China’s 2024 economic policies mark a strategic shift toward medium-term stability, focusing on systemic reforms rather than short-term stimulus. Analysts are optimistic for continued growth, driven by domestic demand and global recalibration
China faces critical economic decisions as Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs in 2025 threaten to upend U.S.-China trade. Potential counterstrategies, including currency devaluation, carry global implications
Domestic instability threatens governance in Britain and France, with economic woes and weak militaries complicating potential confrontations with Russia. Can these nations balance internal and external pressures?
At the G20 Summit in Rio, Chinese President Xi Jinping meets with Germany’s Scholz and France’s Macron to address global challenges and economic cooperation, with a focus on trade and China’s growing capital market