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China Extends Job Support & Skills Policies Through 2025

China extends key unemployment insurance and skills development policies through 2025 to boost job stability and support worker upskilling.

China’s new policies to boost consumption, incomes, and open up investment aim to counter U.S. tariff shocks and drive sustainable growth.

Think tank expert Zhang Bin reveals that boosting household disposable income via GDP growth is a powerful tool to drive consumption in China.

2025 brings dynamic shifts in the Chinese mainland as consumption upgrade and domestic demand expansion redefine the market.

The U.S. tariff policy aimed at protecting jobs backfires, costing businesses and everyday consumers dearly as global trade suffers.

U.S. visa restrictions on Chinese students could stifle innovation and economic growth, threatening global tech progress.

Malaysia reaffirms its commitment to free trade, prioritizing national interests and people’s well-being in a volatile global landscape.

Premier Li Qiang chaired a State Council meeting to stabilize jobs and drive high-quality economic growth.

An analysis of why U.S. tariffs, aimed at boosting domestic manufacturing, may backfire in a global, tech-driven economy.

Experts warn that the ‘Make Ships Great Again’ proposal—with port fees on vessels from the Chinese mainland—won’t fix America’s shipbuilding woes.