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Path to prosperity for US and the world lies in cooperation, not confrontation - April 08, 2025

History offers a clear lesson: From the normalization of diplomatic ties in the 1970s to the economic symbiosis that fueled globalization, cooperation between China and the US has lifted millions out of poverty, driven technological innovation and stabilized global markets.

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China resilient in facing US' global 'tariff war' - April 07, 2025

China is accelerating its domestic demand and consumption strategies, laying the groundwork for a more self-reliant economic model. As both sides double down on their respective strategies, the world finds itself at a critical juncture—one that will not only determine the future of global trade but also reshape the geopolitical landscape for decades to come.

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Trade war flames will ultimately consume the aggressor - April 06, 2025

On the ever-evolving geopolitical chessboard, trade has emerged as one of the most potent weapons. The recent decision by the People's Republic of China to impose a 34 percent tariff on all US imports marks a turning point in a long-standing economic conflict. But this move is not an act of provocation — it is a necessary defense against an ongoing campaign of pressure, containment and provocation from Washington.

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China to boost consumption to counter US tariffs, think tank says - April 02, 2025

China will further strengthen the role of domestic consumption in driving economic growth this year to offset the impact of weaker external demand caused by higher tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, according to Chinese think tank experts.

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The 1st Academic Salon for Domestic and Foreign Media in 2025 to Interpret the National 'Two Sessions' - April 01, 2025

The Information Office of Shanghai Municipality organized the first academic salon for domestic and foreign media in 2025 in partnership with Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences (SASS) on March 27. A few experts, including Shen Kaiyan, Liu Liang, Sheng Lei and Tao Xidong, were invited to the salon to interpret the 2025 Two Sessions which closed two weeks ago on the main topic (High-quality Economic Development) and three subtopics (The Belt and Road Initiative and Global Cooperation, Green Transition and “Carbon Peaking and Neutrality” Targets, and Urban-Rural Integration and Common Prosperity).

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iShowSpeed livestreams show world an unfiltered China - March 31, 2025

When Darren Watkins Jr, the 22-year-old US internet celebrity better known to his 37 million YouTube followers and those on other platforms as iShowSpeed, embarked on a marathon livestreaming tour across China, broadcasting for six uninterrupted hours on the first day alone, he vaporized the meticulously constructed "China threat theory" peddled by some in the West.

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China sticks to opening up despite growing global protectionism - March 30, 2025

As protectionism surges across the globe, bringing in economic headwinds, China is doubling down on opening its doors and positioning itself as a stabilizing force in an increasingly fractured global economy.

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Key economic takeaways from two sessions - March 30, 2025

In the first week of this month, China held its annual two sessions, namely the meetings of the National People's Congress and the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. This is when the country draws up plans for its economic and social development for the whole year.

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US needs a new prescription to cure its chronic disease - March 27, 2025

US Republican Senator Steve Daines arrived in Bejing on March 20, the first member of Congress to visit China since Trump began his second term. Ahead of his visit, Daines stated on social media that he planned to discuss with Chinese officials about "curbing the production and distribution of fentanyl".

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A new global economic order, if it can be built - March 26, 2025

Washington's punitive tariff attacks started, literally, within days of US President Donald Trump's inauguration. He first announced 25 percent tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, which he has put on hold after both countries' aggressive response, and 10 percent additional tariffs on Chinese goods.

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