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China needs to help SMEs, low- and middle-income groups to boost domestic demand
The positive economic performance in the first quarter was mainly generated by the combination of strengthened new dynamics on the supply side and the aggregate effect of stimulus policies on the demand side
China’s structural strength and stabilizing role in a volatile world economy
While many economies remain highly dependent on imported oil and gas, China’s diversified energy mix, anchored by coal and rapidly expanding renewable capacity, helps stabilize industrial costs
The promise and perils of China's smart economy
As AI becomes more powerful and is diffused more widely and quickly, managing the trade-off between innovation and control will be critical as China pushes forward with its vision of a smart economy
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Growth, Resilience and Transformation: China’s 2025 Economy
Supportive policies for consumption must continue. The government should further strengthen social security and improve income distribution to provide long-term support to boost spending confidence
China’s Central Economic Work Conference lays out the country’s 2026 economic road map
At their core, the “five imperatives” represent a strategic shift from short-term growth stabilization toward high-quality development
Johannesburg G20 Summit highlights breakthroughs, deep challenges in global governance
Against the backdrop of multiple transnational challenges, no country can tackle any of them alone, and the international community must therefore overcome prejudices and strengthen cooperation