
Free Trade: How China Aims to Boost Global Economy Amid Rising Protectionism
China advocates for free trade and open markets amid rising global protectionism, aiming to boost the global economy through high-level opening up and mutual cooperation.
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China advocates for free trade and open markets amid rising global protectionism, aiming to boost the global economy through high-level opening up and mutual cooperation.

At Davos 2025, China emphasized its commitment to tech-driven growth and green transformation, highlighting advancements in high-tech industries and sustainable development to boost global economic cooperation.

Economic experts discuss the potential impacts of a Trump 2.0 presidency on global trade and the economy.

Indonesia becomes the first Southeast Asian nation to join BRICS, marking ASEAN’s growing influence in the global economy and strengthening ties within the Global South.

Experts discuss the potential impact of a second Trump term on the global economy, exploring how changes in U.S. trade policies could affect international trade and the Global South.

Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang will attend the World Economic Forum in Davos and visit Switzerland and the Netherlands from January 19 to 24, strengthening China’s global engagement.

China and the United Kingdom have reached 69 mutually beneficial agreements during their latest economic and financial dialogue, pledging to build an open world economy.

Chinese Vice President Han Zheng and UK Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves met in Beijing, resuming the China-UK Economic and Financial Dialogue after nearly six years.

China and the UK have reopened their Economic and Financial Dialogue after six years, as Vice President Han Zheng and Chancellor Rachel Reeves meet to strengthen economic ties and boost global growth.

The United Nations projects global economic growth to remain at 2.8% in 2025, highlighting both positive trends like declining inflation and ongoing challenges impacting the world’s economies.