Reform push buoys foreign enterprises

Lu Jinyong, a professor specialising in cross-border investment at the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing, said that China’s latest economic reforms are set to strengthen the global supply chain network and enhance the integration of foreign investment with the nation’s economic growth.

Guardians of a glorious past

After the city, also known as Swatow, became a treaty port for foreign trade in 1860, Small Park was a commercial centre known for its modern lifestyle. After New China was founded in 1949 the city thrived, and from 1978 commerce began to revive as a result of reform and opening-up.

Biden exits 2024 election, endorses Harris

Joe Biden on Sunday dropped out of the US presidential election and endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic Party's new nominee, in a political earthquake that upends the already extraordinary race for the White House.

Quiet quitting: Why more than half of South Koreans do it

More than half of South Korea’s workers are choosing to do minimal work at their jobs without actually resigning, a survey showed on Tuesday, indicating that the global trend of “quiet quitting” is growing more prominent among workers here.

Cambodia braces for record temperatures, early rains

The Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology urged relevant authorities and individuals to conserve the use of water, emphasising the necessity for them to exercise caution in hot and dry conditions, particularly rural people far from water sources.

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