Other Briefings
China Port Visa Explained: Who Needs it and How it Compares to Visa-Free Entry
China’s Port Visa offers a flexible entry option for foreign nationals with urgent travel needs who cannot obtain a visa in advance and are ineligible for China’s visa-free entry schemes. Learn how it works, who qualifies, and how it compares to other entry options.
China’s Expanding FTA Network: Unlocking New Opportunities for Global Investors
China’s FTA framework is reshaping global trade and unlocking new opportunities for foreign investors. With 23 FTAs signed and a growing focus on digital and green sectors, China offers a strategic gateway to Asia and beyond.
China’s Demographic Trends by Province and City: An Investor’s Analysis
China’s demographic shifts show widening regional disparities and long-term structural challenges. This article explores how these trends impact investment decisions across provinces and major cities.
China Moves Toward Absolute Emissions Cap in Carbon Trading System
China is moving toward an absolute emissions cap in its national carbon trading system, signaling a major policy shift. The new directive aims to strengthen carbon pricing and accelerate decarbonization across key industries.
China Tech Cities on the Rise: AI and VC Opportunities for Global Investors
China’s leading tech cities are gaining global prominence in AI, biotech, and smart manufacturing. This article examines the investment implications for foreign firms navigating China’s evolving innovation landscape.
Gulf Wealth Powers China’s 2025 Investment Boom: From Finance to Energy
Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds are driving China’s 2025 investment surge, especially in finance, energy, and infrastructure. Policy reforms and China–GCC ties are accelerating deal flows and strategic cooperation.
China Sets 7-10% Carbon Reduction Target – Breaking Down the 2035 Climate Pledges
China’s new climate targets set a modest baseline for emissions reduction while aiming to expand renewable energy capacity, increase forest stock, and further drive the adoption of new energy vehicles.
Key Regulatory Developments in China’s F&B Sector: Implications for Industry Stakeholders
China’s food and beverage sector is undergoing major regulatory transformation in 2025. From dairy standards to digital labeling and health food approvals, the reforms signal a shift toward safety, transparency, and strategic market access.
