Other Briefings
China Rolls Out Additional Policies to Boost Foreign Firms’ Reinvestment
China unveiled a fresh policy package to promote foreign reinvestment, addressing investor concerns through streamlined approvals, tax perks, and better financing access —part of a broader strategy to stabilize investment and deepen economic ties.
Albanese’s Second Visit to China: What Was Achieved?
This article analyzes the outcomes of the Joint Leaders’ Statement, explores new commercial opportunities, and assess the trajectory of China-Australia relations going forward.
China–Malaysia Visa Exemption Now Effective: Boosting Travel and Trade Ties
China and Malaysia have implemented a mutual visa exemption effective July 17, 2025. The policy enhances cross-border mobility while signaling stronger trade ties and bilateral cooperation.
China’s Economy in H1 2025: GDP, Trade, and FDI Highlights
China’s economy grew 5.3 percent year‑on‑year in H1 2025, driven by robust industrial output, export strength, and targeted investment.
China-Australia Economic Ties: Trade, Investment, and Latest Updates
On October 10, the Australian government announced that it has agreed on a timetable with China for the full resumption of Australian live rock lobster exports by the end of 2024.
China-Malaysia Closer Economic Ties and Opportunities
China has been Malaysia’s largest trading partner for 15 consecutive years. With its advantageous geographical location, lower transit costs, and favorable trade policies, Malaysia has increasingly become an ideal hub for Chinese investments.
Cross-Border Restructuring: A Strategic Response to Rising Geopolitical and Supply Chain Risks
Rather than exiting China altogether, many multinationals are embracing cross-border restructuring to manage geopolitical tensions and diversify risk. This article unpacks how the approach works and why it’s gaining momentum.
China-Australia Relations Revisited: What Businesses Can Expect From Prime Minister’s 2025 China Visit
The upcoming Australia-China leaders’ summit in July 2025 offers an opportunity to reset trade ties, support cross-border investment, and renew bilateral dialogue. Here’s what foreign companies should expect.
