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GLOBAL HEADLINES

WORLD IN VIEW

NEWS ANALYSIS

GLOBAL HEADLINES

Trump vows 'no going back' on Greenland, EU rejects 'law of strongest'

Israel's PM says he will join U.S.-led 'board of peace' for Gaza

WORLD IN VIEW

04:12

One Year Back: Trump’s Fast Return to Power

'Cancer Alley': A legacy of systemic racial discrimination in the U.S.

EU vows 'unflinching' response to Trump's Greenland gambit

NEWS ANALYSIS

Davos 2026 calls for dialogue amid rising global risks, slowing growth

29:16

China's economic milestone and the next phase of growth

GLOBAL IN-DEPTH

Li Pinbao

Unilateralism and hegemonism: The global risks of U.S. Arctic strategy

19-Jan-2026

Xin Ge

Beyond fragmentation: China's vision for global prosperity at Davos

21-Jan-2026

Xu Weijun

U.S. ambition for Greenland deepens transatlantic trust deficit

20-Jan-2026

Liu Chunsheng

Resilience in motion: China's 2025 economy and 2026 outlook

19-Jan-2026

HOT TAKES

PRO TALK

HOT TAKES

AI takes center stage at 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos

As globalism faces rising challenge, will Davos reverse the situation?

00:10

Blast in Afghan capital leaves two Chinese citizens critically injured

A deadly blast at a restaurant in central Kabul on Monday caused multiple casualties, leaving two Chinese citizens critically injured.

Davos 2026 eyes constructive dialogue amid complex global landscape

PRO TALK

Jessica Durdu

China's expanding opening-up and the future of global growth

Hannan Hussain

Why China's 2025 economic expansion merits recognition

Imran Khalid

The 'Board of Peace' and the rise of transactional diplomacy

Belunn Se

Advancing global shared prosperity through responsible innovation

GLOBAL TRADE WATCH

DPP's so-called trade deal with U.S. sells out Taiwan's interests

The so-called "consensus" reached by Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) authorities in tariff talks with the United States amounts to a betrayal of the well-being of Taiwan people and the interests of its industrial development, a Chinese mainland spokesperson said on Wednesday.

21-Jan-2026

MOFA: China-Central Asia trade tops $100 bn, showing deepening ties

19-Jan-2026

03:13

EU and Mercosur sign landmark free trade deal

18-Jan-2026

China becomes Central Asia's biggest trading partner in 2025

18-Jan-2026

New chapter in China-Canada economic and trade cooperation

17-Jan-2026

ASIA-PACIFIC

Firsthand stories shaping the region

Japanese court hands life sentence to shooter of ex-PM Abe

21-Jan-2026

China calls for global efforts to prevent Japan's return to militarism

20-Jan-2026

The dangerous gamble of Sanaenomics

To emulate Abenomics, Japan's new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi immediately unveiled a fiscal policy centered on "consumption-stimulating tax cuts, industrial subsidies, and defense expansion." The goal is to reignite growth through higher public spending and make public debt more sustainable. Yet a close examination of the three core questions – where does the money come from, where will it go and whether it retains its value – reveal that Sanaenomics (also called Takaichi-nomics) is actually a high-stakes gamble.

19-Jan-2026