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Premier Li Qiang announces a 2025 initiative to regulate business-related law enforcement and improve the business environment in China.

China is sticking to a 5% GDP growth target for 2025, focusing on proactive fiscal policies and increased flexibility for local authorities.

China’s green tech leadership by 2025 will drive global clean energy, further positioning it as a key player in sustainability.

Li Dongrong highlights next-gen AI's role in transforming China’s financial services and driving economic growth.

China's decision to raise its budget deficit to 4% of GDP in 2025 aims to counteract U.S. tariffs and stimulate domestic growth.

Photo by FMT Summary China expands its visa-free travel policy to 10 days for citizens of 54 countries, including the U.S., Australia, and Japan. The new policy, effective immediately, allows tourists, business travelers, and those visiting family to stay up to 10 days in certain regions. The move aims to boost foreign tourism and investment as China seeks to revive its economy. Click below to access the list:

As Trump escalates tariff threats, China is focusing on negotiation and leverage to avoid economic strain and protect key sectors.

As trade tensions with the U.S. escalate, China plans to increase debt issuance and cut interest rates to stabilize its economy.

As China considers weakening its currency to counter U.S. tariffs, global markets brace for volatility and a potential FX race to the bottom

Beijing escalates its trade response with a mineral export ban and eyes broader actions targeting U.S. companies and tech supply chains.

China's first monetary policy loosening in over a decade signals intensified efforts to spur growth amid economic challenges.

China and South Korea push forward with free trade pact talks, focusing on strengthening supply chains and boosting economic cooperation.

Chinese industry bodies call for reduced reliance on U.S. chips as trade tensions and security concerns escalate.

EU cleantech grants aim to reduce dependence on China, incentivizing domestic production in key industries.

Chinese stocks face pressure as slowing services growth and rising trade frictions weigh on investor sentiment.

Nepal’s Belt and Road agreement with China reignites plans for infrastructure projects amid political and operational challenges.

Starbucks considers selling a stake in its Chinese operations as competition intensifies and market growth slows.

China’s major cities implement tax reforms to revive property sales and restore market confidence.

Government stimulus measures spark optimism as China's real estate market shows signs of stabilization in October.

S.F. Holding’s IPO reflects rising investor interest and a push for global expansion in the courier industry.