The world doesn't understand how to deal with a rapidly rising China. China has taken the global lead in new economic areas, such as electric vehicles. Prudent Chinese literati do not lightly discuss how China should act in public. Zichan, the statesman of Zheng in ancient China, believed that small states must behave with caution towards great powers.
Connie Chan is running for Congress in California's 11th Congressional District. She is a progressive of Chinese ethnicity. Nancy Pelosi, the former House speaker, endorsed her candidacy. She announced last year that she would not seek re-election. She will step down as speaker in January.
Min Zin was arrested by the Chinese authorities in June on suspicion of espionage. He is the Executive Director of the Thailand-based Institute for Strategy and Policy-Myanmar. The institute publishes detailed geopolitical analyses of the war-torn Southeast Asian country. Myanmar President and former military leader Min Aung Hlaing paid his first state visit to Beijing on June 15. He had traveled to China twice before.
Sweden was the first Western country to establish diplomatic relations with China. Brussels complains that Chinese firms are undercutting local industries by selling products cheaply on the European market. The Nordic countries are suspicious about Beijing’s close ties with Moscow. Sweden and Finland applied for Nato membership in 2024.
More Hong Kong students are turning to mainland China for summer internships. The Home and Youth Affairs Bureau’s corporate summer internship scheme has expanded its number of mainland placements for young Hongkongers by 71 per cent since 2023. At the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, the number of students taking internships on the mainland has risen more than sixfold.
The Tenth Biennial Global Conference of the Society of International Economic Law will take place in Christchurch, New Zealand, from 7 till 9 July 2027. The Conference aims to bring together scholars, practitioners, policymakers, students and other stakeholders to reflect on the future of international economic law.
Eddie Yue Wai-man, chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), urges the city’s banks to maintain strong capital buffers and rigorous risk management to absorb any sudden macroeconomic shocks. Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po outlined three initiatives for Hong Kong to better contribute to national development in his weekly blog on Sunday.
Beijing wants 10,000 AI-powered robots operating in commercial settings this year alone. Embodied AI – melding models with industrial and humanoid robots – will become the next frontier in the coming decade. The front line of the AI race is shifting from the model to the ecosystem around it: power, infrastructure, applications and adoption.
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The world doesn't understand how to deal with a rapidly rising China. China has taken the global lead in new economic areas, such as electric vehicles. Prudent Chinese literati do not lightly discuss how China should act in public. Zichan, the statesman of Zheng in ancient China, believed that small states must behave with caution towards great powers.
Connie Chan is running for Congress in California's 11th Congressional District. She is a progressive of Chinese ethnicity. Nancy Pelosi, the former House speaker, endorsed her candidacy. She announced last year that she would not seek re-election. She will step down as speaker in January.
Min Zin was arrested by the Chinese authorities in June on suspicion of espionage. He is the Executive Director of the Thailand-based Institute for Strategy and Policy-Myanmar. The institute publishes detailed geopolitical analyses of the war-torn Southeast Asian country. Myanmar President and former military leader Min Aung Hlaing paid his first state visit to Beijing on June 15. He had traveled to China twice before.
Sweden was the first Western country to establish diplomatic relations with China. Brussels complains that Chinese firms are undercutting local industries by selling products cheaply on the European market. The Nordic countries are suspicious about Beijing’s close ties with Moscow. Sweden and Finland applied for Nato membership in 2024.
More Hong Kong students are turning to mainland China for summer internships. The Home and Youth Affairs Bureau’s corporate summer internship scheme has expanded its number of mainland placements for young Hongkongers by 71 per cent since 2023. At the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, the number of students taking internships on the mainland has risen more than sixfold.
The Tenth Biennial Global Conference of the Society of International Economic Law will take place in Christchurch, New Zealand, from 7 till 9 July 2027. The Conference aims to bring together scholars, practitioners, policymakers, students and other stakeholders to reflect on the future of international economic law.
Eddie Yue Wai-man, chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), urges the city’s banks to maintain strong capital buffers and rigorous risk management to absorb any sudden macroeconomic shocks. Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po outlined three initiatives for Hong Kong to better contribute to national development in his weekly blog on Sunday.
Beijing wants 10,000 AI-powered robots operating in commercial settings this year alone. Embodied AI – melding models with industrial and humanoid robots – will become the next frontier in the coming decade. The front line of the AI race is shifting from the model to the ecosystem around it: power, infrastructure, applications and adoption.
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