In a pivotal move, energy giants Sinopec and BP announce an intensified partnership, amplifying collaboration in the dynamic realms of fuel sales and trading. This strategic alliance marks a significant step towards a mutually beneficial synergy in the global energy landscape.
In a triumphant close to the year, Japan welcomed a record 2.73 million visitors in December, signalling a robust recovery from the challenges posed by COVID-19 throughout the year.
As China seeks to broaden its trade horizons, it beckons the EU to lift barriers, urging a relaxation of high-tech export controls to facilitate expanded imports and foster a new era of economic collaboration.
A dramatic change in geopolitics occurred when Nauru formally broke off relations with Taiwan and recognized the People's Republic of China, all against the picturesque backdrop of the presidential residence in Nauru.
Asian markets face turbulence as China's economic challenges and speculation over potential rate cuts contribute to a slide in stocks, leaving investors on edge amid a volatile landscape.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the world's largest producer of coal mined 4.66 billion metric tons of fuel last year, an increase of 2.9% from the previous year.
China's Q4 GDP reveals a patchy economic recovery, playing a tune of resilience amidst challenges on the horizon.
At Davos, Hong Kong's finance minister engages in strategic talks with his Saudi counterpart, fostering ties and urging Arab companies to explore opportunities in the vibrant Asian markets. The dialogue underscores the global economic collaboration taking centre stage at this prestigious forum.
Kim Jong Un issues a chilling warning, declaring any South Korean violation, even as small as 0.001 mm, a perilous act of war provocation. Tensions escalate as the North Korean leader sets a stark precedent for territorial boundaries.
Japan Inc. rallies as businesses push for higher pay, harmonizing with economic growth and signaling BOJ policy revival.
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