CHINESE ECONOMY
On March 5, Chinese Premier Li Qiang laid out an ambitious plan to reshape his country’s economy as it grapples with profound internal and external challenges. Setting a growth target of around 5 percent for 2024, Li revealed the initiative during the annual meeting of the National People's Congress —
Chinese Netizens Mock the CCP: 8 Years of Mismanagement, 8 Failed Endeavors
A widely circulated article from four years ago is gaining renewed attention among Chinese internet users...
Hong Kong Feels the Impact as Foreign Investors Vacate China
Major U.S. and other international financial movers are quietly withdrawing from the risky Chinese market...
China Mulls $139 Billion ‘Special Debt Issuance’ to Stimulate Economy, Long-Term Growth
In hopes of salvaging a sputtering economy, China is poised to issue a staggering 1 trillion yuan ($139...
Japan to Begin Mining Seabed for Rare Earth Metals to Eliminate Dependence on China
In a bid to eliminate its dependence on China for rare earth metals, Japan is expected to begin mining...
In Rare Admission, Xi Jinping Says China’s Economy Is Struggling
In a rare admission, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping, admitted during his year-end national...
Some Chinese Goods to Remain Exempt From Trump-era Tariffs Until June 2024
WASHINGTON — The office of U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai on Tuesday, Dec. 26 announced a further...
Beijing Deploys Propaganda to Cover up China’s Rapid Economic Decline
Worsening economic figures, rising political instability, and intensifying crackdowns by the Chinese...
Moody’s Lowers Outlook on China’s Credit Rating, Citing Increased Debt Risks
In a significant move that reflects growing concerns over China's financial stability, leading financial...
Argentina’s Incoming Milei Administration Rebuffs Diplomatic Overtures by Beijing
News analysis Recent attempts by Communist China to stay in Argentina’s good graces following the...