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Enhancing cross-border and offshore financial services to propel Shanghai as a world-class financial hub - March 06, 2025

Amid profound shifts in the global economic landscape, the development of an international financial center is a key marker of national competitiveness and a strategic pivot for supporting the new development paradigm.

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Reform, opening-up and people-centered development will continue to drive progress: China Daily editorial - March 06, 2025

Balancing immediate economic stability with longer-term strategic goals, the Government Work Report reflects the national leadership's clear vision for realizing high-quality development as the nation navigates the global headwinds and domestic challenges.

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The two sessions reflect the strength of whole-process people's democracy - March 05, 2025

The two sessions stand as a cornerstone of China's political calendar. The meetings of the National People's Congress, China's highest legislative body, and the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the country's top political advisory body, far from being ceremonial are a dynamic platform for the setting of national priorities, addressing key issues, and showcasing China's political system and governance.

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China's "two sessions" to offer clear policy signals for high-quality development - March 04, 2025

With the pro-growth policies rolled out since last September and a raft of new pragmatic measures for the year ahead at hand, there should be little doubt that China will be capable of navigating challenges at home and abroad, and of securing steady growth while promoting high-quality development.

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China signals stronger financial support for private enterprises - March 03, 2025

China's central bank, together with other top financial regulators, convened a high-level symposium last Friday to discuss measures for boosting private enterprise development, which analysts said signaled bigger steps in facilitating the financing of private enterprises as their role in innovation becomes increasingly significant.

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How not to conduct diplomacy: Lessons from a White House dispute - March 02, 2025

The televised confrontation at the White House between Donald Trump and J.D. Vance on one side, and Volodymyr Zelensky on the other has captured global attention, adding further complexity to the situation in Ukraine. While the immediate political drama may dominate headlines, its deeper implications for the war and its resolution deserve calm scrutiny.

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Make-believe beautiful to some but painful for all - February 27, 2025

No matter how "beautiful" the US leader tries to convince his domestic audience his tariffs are, they are still a tax that must be paid by the US public. There are no winners in any tariff war, there won't be this time either.

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Why Chinese economy can navigate global headwinds - February 26, 2025

Assuming that the measures US President Donald Trump has taken in the first few weeks in office reflect, a new and sustainable path for the United States, instead of whims, will they have an impact on China's economic prospects? Before addressing this question, we should analyze the structural strengths of China, "structural" in this case being those strengths that do not depend on external factors. There are at least six such structural factors in China's favor.

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China a major player in auto business - February 25, 2025

By now, people are aware of the significant progress the Chinese automotive industry has made over the last decade or so. In 2024, China became the world's largest automotive market, with over 31.4 million units sold, accounting for 34.7 percent of global sales. It is also the largest export base, with 6.41 million units exported in 2024.

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Weaponizing of investment policy is not going to 'make America great again' - February 24, 2025

The Chinese Commerce Ministry said that China will closely follow the moves of the US and take necessary measures to safeguard its legitimate rights and interests. Instead of trying to bully its way to an advantage by politicizing and weaponizing economic and trade issues, the US administration should talk and work with China to avoid the repetition of a lose-lose situation.

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