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Key developments: China’s newly reshaped 20th Central Committee now includes a record 85.3% of members with at least a decade of energy‑sector experience, up from 67.7% in the previous committee. …
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Key developments: Senior officials with long‑standing careers in coal, power grids and water management are now steering national policy on both energy security and artificial‑intelligence growth. Their deep technical backgrounds, …
Key developments: On October 10, 2026 officials from China and the European Union announced a 16‑point agreement aimed at stabilising trade relations amid mounting protectionist pressures. The consensus covers issues such as market access for European cars, subsidies for renewable …
