When it comes to maritime power plays, China isn’t splashing about. It has subtly anchored its influence across Latin America, securing key ports near the Panama Canal—without firing a shot
The Gulf Arab states are reshaping Middle Eastern geopolitics, pivoting from U.S. reliance towards China, India, and regional partnerships, while adopting a neutral stance amidst escalating Israel-Iran tensions
China’s economy faces unprecedented challenges in 2025, with deflation, high debt, and dwindling demand threatening global stability as policymakers grapple with a fragile recovery and U.S. fiscal pressures
Indonesia’s BRICS membership boosts global collaboration, while enhanced military ties with China strengthen regional stability and security
China’s economic ambitions in Africa have necessitated a growing security presence. With rising instability, private contractors play a pivotal role in safeguarding Beijing’s interests and nationals
Hainan’s transformation into a Free Trade Port (FTP) reflects China’s ambition for global trade integration, bolstered by innovative port infrastructure and regulatory reforms
The Northern Sea Route (NSR) is emerging as a transformative global maritime corridor, reducing transit times between Asia and Europe while reshaping geopolitical alliances and energy strategies
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
Europe faces mounting crises, from strategic indecision in Ukraine and the Middle East to economic stagnation and political turmoil in France. Can the continent adapt to an increasingly unstable global landscape?
Foreign institutions express optimism about China’s capital markets, aligning with President Xi Jinping’s efforts to reshape global economic relations, highlighted during the G20 summit in Brazil