China's computing power rise2025-11-11
"This year marks the beginning of large-scale adoption of AI large models across industries, signaling a global shift as the technology moves from proof-of-concept to commercial deployment," highlighted the Global Computing Power Trends Report (2026), released last week at the Global Computing Conference in Shenzhen, China.
ASEAN, Europe, and Beyond: Mapping China's Unbroken Trade Lifelines2025-11-10
In the intricate dynamics of global economics, where tariffs are twisting like sudden gusts and protectionism casts long shadows, China's trade performance stands as a testament to quiet determination. As we look back on the first nine months of 2025, the numbers tell a story of steady progress. Total goods imports and exports climbed to 33.61 trillion yuan, marking a four percent rise from the previous year. Exports, the real engine here, surged seven-point one percent to nearly 20 trillion yuan, while imports held nearly steady with a slight dip of zero-point two percent.
Pakistan eyes new export outlets to China, highlights success stories at CIIE2025-11-09
Pakistan's Deputy Consul General in Shanghai, Muhammad Atif, said that Pakistan is strengthening its agricultural and food exports to China and exploring new sectors with high potential, while participation at the China International Import Expo (CIIE) continues to open new avenues for business collaboration.
From Farms to Space: Inclusive Technology Takes Center Stage at WIC 20252025-11-07
At the ongoing 2025 World Internet Conference – Light of the Internet Expo in Wuzhen, Zhejiang, China, innovators from across the globe demonstrated how technology can be inclusive, accessible, and human-centered, bringing the benefits of AI, blockchain, clean energy, and robotics to communities everywhere.
Balancing Innovation and Stability in China’s Next Decade2025-11-07
The fourth plenary session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, held in October 2025, adopted recommendations for the 15th Five-Year Plan spanning 2026 to 2030. This document represents a significant evolution in China's approach to development, shifting emphasis from rapid expansion to a more measured integration of growth, innovation, sustainability, and resilience. Rather than pursuing velocity for its own sake, the plan prioritizes long-term coordination and systemic balance. For neighboring economies in South Asia and beyond, these guidelines do not merely outline domestic priorities; they reshape the regional environment in which parallel modernization efforts unfold.
