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The global energy markets in 2025 are being reshaped by forces that demand more than just reactive strategies—they require a fundamental rethink of how trading operates. For independent oil and gas traders, the old rules no longer apply. The game has changed, and success now hinges on understanding the nuances of a fractured geopolitical landscape while harnessing technology not as a crutch, but as a true advantage.
Taking the Spring Festival Roads Less Traveled By: Chinese Outbound Tourism Sees Massive Growth - Hill+Knowlton Strategies
Every year, the world’s largest human migration is unleashed in the weeks surrounding China’s Spring Festival as hundreds of millions of people depart for the annual holiday. Although the vast majority return to their hometowns for family gatherings, a small but rising stream of travelers are increasingly being siphoned off from the homeward-bound tide, veering away from conventional domestic destinations and opting instead to take the overseas roads less traveled by.
President Trump Declares Arrival of a “New American Moment” in His First State of the Union Address - Hill+Knowlton Strategies
On January 30th, President Trump ascended the dais in the U.S. Capitol Building and delivered his maiden State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress. For U.S. presidents, the annual speech usually represents their highest-profile and most powerful platform on the American political calendar, providing them with the opportunity to both tout their achievements in office as well as outline the future agenda for their administrations.
Sailing with the “Red Boat Spirit” into China’s New Era - Hill+Knowlton Strategies
On their first trip outside Beijing since being elected at the Central Committee’s First Plenum, President Xi recently led the other six members of the new Politburo Standing Committee (PBSC), China’s highest governing council, on a rare joint visit to some of the Party’s most important historic sites in Shanghai and the neighboring province of Zhejiang.
The dawn of Xi Jinping Thought – What the Party’s New Ideological Compass Means for the President and China’s Future - Hill+Knowlton Strategies
On the final day of the 19th Party Congress, the Chinese leadership unveiled what was arguably the most dramatic outcome of its five-yearly political summit: the enshrinement of “Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era” in the Party Constitution.
All aboard! Last stop for the Party Congress at the Seventh Plenum station - Hill+Knowlton Strategies
From October 11-14th, the Party’s Central Committee convened in Beijing for its Seventh Plenum, the last assembly of the elite body’s roughly 200 members before the conclusion of its five-year term at the 19th Party Congress. The closed-door gathering saw the Chinese leadership iron out its final preparations for the quinquennial political transition.
No country for old communications – The Big e-Bang for rebooting Beijing’s public voice? - Hill+Knowlton Strategies
In recent years, the spectacular breaking of China’s digital dawn has unfolded at a pace and scale that has been unprecedented around the world. From ordinary citizens to massive conglomerates, the nation has fully plugged into the digital future, and Chinese officialdom has recognized the urgency of keeping up with its tech-savvy populace and corporates.
All Quiet on the Economic Front - Hill+Knowlton Strategies
The halcyon days of China’s double-digit growth may be long gone, but the robustness of a reenergized Chinese economy has defied most expectations of a marked deceleration occurring in 2017.
Beijing Handles Financial Fragilities with Care - Hill+Knowlton Strategies
In the build-up to the Party Congress, Beijing has moved to insulate the economy from its financial vulnerabilities throughout the year.
On the road to the Chinese renaissance (part 1) - Hill+Knowlton Strategies
Approaching the half-decade marker of his tenure in office, President Xi puts the final brushstrokes on his strategic canvas for a new China With China’s autumnal political succession at the 19th Party Congress looming ever larger on the horizon, we are now entering the final inning of President Xi Jinping’s first term in office.
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