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  WEF-China cooperation in changing world economy 03.10.2026 26мин

  For nearly five decades, the World Economic Forum and China have been part of a changing global economic story. From China's early engagement with Davos to the establishment of the Forum's Beijing office in 2006 and the launch of the annual meeting of the new champions, or summer Davos, in China the following year, that relationship has evolved alongside China's growing role in the global economy. Today, as AI, evolving trade dynamics, and geopolitical shifts reshape the global economic landscape, the center of gravity of the global economy is shifting, while new sources of growth and opportunity are emerging. Against this backdrop, the relationship between the Forum and China is also opening up new possibilities.
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  The Infrastructure Behind AI: China's Computing Power Network 02.10.2026 26мин

  China is building a nationwide computing power network as AI drives soaring demand for data centers and electricity. As part of its "six networks" infrastructure strategy, China aims to make computing power a new engine of economic growth. Experts say China's share of global computing capacity is expected to reach 30 percent by 2030. How can China turn its infrastructure and energy advantages into real productivity gains in the AI economy?
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  Decoding the new China-US economic trajectory 26.09.2026 26мин

  The summit in Washington between the Chinese and US presidents puts the future of the world's most consequential bilateral relationship back in focus. China and the US have described their ties as a constructive relationship of strategic stability. What would that mean in practice? Can greater predictability take hold even as competition continues? How can deep economic ties help provide a more durable foundation for this relationship?
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  China-US Economic Ties: Competition, Cooperation and What Comes Next 25.09.2026 26мин

  China and the United States remain deeply intertwined economically. For American businesses, the key question is whether China remains a market they cannot afford to overlook. China and the United States have reached consensus in several areas in their eighth round of economic and trade consultations, covering tariffs, trade and investment, while the two sides also launched their first dialogue on artificial intelligence. So, where does the China-US economic relationship stand today, and where are the new opportunities for businesses on both sides?
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  Understanding major economies’ interest-rate decisions and implications 19.09.2026 26мин

  The US Federal Reserve has resumed raising interest rates for the first time in three years, while the Bank of Japan has also raised its policy rate to 1.25 percent. With energy prices remaining elevated and inflationary pressures persisting, central banks are taking a more hawkish stance. Will the tightening cycle continue? And what could it mean for the dollar, yen, renminbi, bonds and gold?
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  What does US Fed rate hike mean for global markets? 18.09.2026 26мин

  The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates for the first time since 2023, delivering a quarter-point hike as it steps up its fight against persistent inflation. With U.S. consumer prices accelerating to 3.7% in August and energy costs rising amid geopolitical tensions, the Fed is signaling that borrowing costs could move even higher before the year is out. What does this mean for the U.S. consumers, businesses, and financial conditions? What are the global implications?
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  BRICS Summit 2026: a new blueprint for the Global South 12.09.2026 26мин

  The 2026 BRICS Summit is taking place in New Delhi, India. Veteran Chinese and Indian experts explain how the expanded BRICS translates into deeper cooperation and a more influential role in global governance.
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  China and the frontier of the global EV race 11.09.2026 26мин

  China has built the world's largest battery industrial system, and manufacturers are capturing a growing global market share. The industry is entering a new phase--one shaped by solid-state batteries, recycling, and increasingly fierce global competition. At the same time, Tesla is also pushing its EV story forward, launching limited driverless ride-hailing services in Austin, Texas, with its Cybercab. The vehicles have no steering wheel or pedals. As batteries, AI, and autonomous driving converge, where will the next competitive edge in the global EV industry come from?
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  Understanding trade, tech and youth opportunities under the SCO framework 05.09.2026 26мин

  Trade, technology and entrepreneurship are creating new opportunities under the framework of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. What do these actually mean for young people?
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  From chips to smart tech: How AI is reshaping China's economy 04.09.2026 26мин

  China's semiconductor industry is gaining momentum. Profits across the sector surged more than 18-fold through the first seven months of the year as demand for AI computing, chips, and data-center infrastructure continues to accelerate. But this is more than just about a semiconductor rebound. China is rapidly expanding computing capacity and pushing AI deeper into the real economy, from smart factories and supply chains to healthcare and everyday life. What's driving this surge in AI demand? Could AI become a new engine of productivity? And as China's economy becomes increasingly "smart", what could that mean for the global economy?
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  The Takaichi fallout behind Japan’s yen crisis 29.08.2026 26мин

  The yen's sharp plunge has prompted rare US-Japan intervention, yet global bond markets tremble under surging yields, inflation, and debt fears. With Japan facing rising costs and fiscal expansion, could its currency weakness and shifting capital flows intensify worldwide pressure?
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  China: from world's factory to global market 28.08.2026 26мин

  China has been known as the world's factory and a global "super seller". But at the same time, China is also one of the world's biggest markets, and its imports are now growing faster than exports. In the first seven months of this year, the country's imports rose 22% compared with a year ago. Beijing is putting strong emphasis on boosting household consumption and domestic demand. So, can China become both a global manufacturing powerhouse and a much bigger market for the world? And what will that mean for China's economy, and for global trade?
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  From Europe’s heatwave to global climate governance 22.08.2026 26мин

  Europe has endured yet another summer of extreme heat, drought, and wildfires, placing mounting pressure on lives, infrastructure, and communities. As climate risks intensify, are governments and the international community adapting fast enough? Analysts share their views on what Europe’s recent experience reveals about climate preparedness, how nations are building weather resilience, and whether emerging technologies and new forms of international cooperation can accelerate the global response.
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  China's growth story: advanced manufacturing, digitalization and trade 21.08.2026 26мин

  China's economy maintained overall stability in the first seven months of this year. The country registered stronger growth in advanced manufacturing, digital transformation and foreign trade. Official data showed that China's value-added industrial output increased by 5.3% year on year, while that of high-tech manufacturing rose by 13.8%. Meanwhile, China's imports and exports of goods grew more than 17%. What do these latest figures tell us about the strength and direction of China's economic growth? What policies can we expect in the months ahead? And which emerging industries and new growth drivers could help power the economy forward?
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  AI-powered travel reshaping global tourism 15.08.2026 26мин

  In 2025, global travel and tourism generated a record $11.6 trillion, supported 366 million jobs, and welcomed over 1.5 billion international arrivals. As China opens its doors wider and sets ambitious new targets, the world is watching this defining force reshape the global economy.
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  Musk says "China is awesome" as inbound tourism surges 14.08.2026 26мин

  Elon Musk recently wrote on X, "China is awesome. I strongly encourage people to visit," a sentiment echoed by his mother. Their comments come as China sees a sharp rise in inbound tourism. In the first half of the year, nearly 23 million foreign visitors entered China, up more than 20 percent, while visa-free arrivals jumped 30 percent. Increasingly, visitors are not just sightseeing, they're shopping, using digital services, exploring local culture, and experiencing everyday life firsthand. What could this tourism boom mean for China's consumer economy, and for the country's global appeal?
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  Exploring China’s new tourism frontier 08.08.2026 26мин

  Fueled by visa-free policies and improved services, China’s inbound tourism is surging. This boom presents a major opportunity for rural communities. By developing homestays and cultural experiences, villages aim to attract global visitors, create jobs, preserve heritage, and build lasting prosperity.
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  The U.S. Economy Under Pressure: Growth, Debt, and AI 07.08.2026 26мин

  The U.S. economy grew more slowly than expected in the second quarter, with GDP expanding at an annualized rate of 1.5 percent. Yet beneath the headline, consumer spending remained resilient, and business investment-- particularly in AI infrastructure and software--continued to surge. At the same time, persistent inflation, geopolitical tensions like the Iran war, and a divided Federal Reserve are clouding the outlook. What do these mixed signals tell us about the current state of the U.S. economy, and what could they mean for global markets?
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  Behind CXMT IPO and China's chip roadmap 01.08.2026 26мин

  China’s top DRAM chipmaker CXMT went public on July 27. Now the world’s 4th largest DRAM supplier, the funds will boost R&D and production, challenging giants Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron in the global memory market.
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  China's Biggest Chip IPO: What does CXMT's debut represent? 31.07.2026 26мин

  Chinese memory chipmaker ChangXin Memory Technologies, or CXMT, made a landmark debut on the Shanghai STAR Market. The listing is reportedly the biggest semiconductor IPO in China's A-share market and the largest listing in Asia so far this year. What does this debut reveal about the development of China's semiconductor industry? How is China's capital market fueling technological innovation? And what does CXMT’s rise tell us about China’s drive for innovation and technological self-reliance?