2T2C: Talent, Technology, Capital, Cognition

China's BYD to begin production at Hungary factory in late 2025
10/12/2024 15:01

China's BYD to begin production at Hungary factory in late 2025

The Chinese electric vehicle powerhouse BYD will begin manufacturing compact cars in Europe next year, BYD's European head Stella Li said in an interview published on Tuesday.
Agricultural development – cooperation of farmers, producers and scientists
07/12/2024 15:42

Agricultural development – cooperation of farmers, producers and scientists

High results are being achieved today based on the systematic reforms carried out in our country in recent years on the fundamental reform of the agrarian sector, along with all sectors and directions.
World leading Chinese companies
08/11/2024 15:34

World leading Chinese companies

More and more Chinese companies are making it to the top of the world's largest companies, as this year's Fortune Global 500 list shows. Among the leaders are companies investing in our country.
China launches Shenzhou-19 crewed spaceship
29/10/2024 22:10

China launches Shenzhou-19 crewed spaceship

China launched the Shenzhou-19 crewed spaceship on Wednesday local time, sending three astronauts -- including the country's first female space engineer -- to its orbiting space station for a six-month mission.
Learning: The path to success
30/08/2024 06:00

Learning: The path to success

“To boost Hungary’s scientific performance, it is essential not only to ensure a steady supply of young Hungarian researchers but also to attract outstanding foreign researchers,” emphasised Balázs Gulyás, President of the HUN-REN Hungarian Research Network, in an interview with Eurázsia. We also asked the world-renowned professor what Hungary can learn from Singapore and what one of the world’s wealthiest countries can learn from us.
The European hub for Chinese technological innovation
15/08/2024 07:00

The European hub for Chinese technological innovation

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Hungary. Hungary was the first country in Europe to join the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and to announce its policy of Eastern opening. The Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two countries in 2017 further deepened the framework for cooperation and opened new avenues for cooperation in areas such as infrastructure development, energy, finance and technology.
“Asia as Method” in higher education
29/07/2024 19:41

“Asia as Method” in higher education

The evolving and more dynamic landscape of global education highlights the need for more inclusive and representative frameworks, leading to challenge the entrenched paradigms. One significant voice in this debate is Dr. Hongzhi Zhang, a distinguished Chinese scholar and one of the leading proponent of “Asia as Method” in higher education reform.
Kuwait College of Science and Technology partners with Hungarian AI company Tengrai<br>
12/06/2024 18:19

Kuwait College of Science and Technology partners with Hungarian AI company Tengrai

The Kuwait College of Science and Technology (KCST) has signed a memorandum of understanding with Tengrai, a leading artificial intelligence firm based in Hungary. The agreement was formalized during a visit by Tengrai’s founder, W. Szabo Peter, and the Hungarian Ambassador to Kuwait, András Szabó, who were warmly received by Professor Khaled Al-Baqa’in, President of KCST.
Third party countries matter
31/05/2024 12:57

Third party countries matter

Singapore and Hungary play a crucial role as they provide a platform and a meeting point for various countries and companies to share technology, exchange data, showcase their capabilities, and establish joint ventures, Bernard Yeung, Emeritus President of the Asian Bureau of Finance and Economic Research told us on the sidelines of the Budapest Eurasia Forum.
Japanese company reaches $2bn deal to develop Alzheimer’s vaccine
21/05/2024 12:25

Japanese company reaches $2bn deal to develop Alzheimer’s vaccine

Japan’s Takeda Pharmaceuticals has reached a deal worth up to $2.2bn to develop an Alzheimer’s vaccine made by Swiss start-up AC Immune, as drug companies race to invest in potentially lucrative new treatments for the disease.
China-developed deepwater gas field reports record gas, oil output
03/05/2024 14:23

China-developed deepwater gas field reports record gas, oil output

China's first independently-developed and built ultra-deepwater gas field has recorded an accumulated natural gas output of over 8 billion cubic meters so far, with its oil output exceeding 800,000 cubic meters.
Land of inventors
02/05/2024 09:00

Land of inventors

More than half of humanity's pre-modern inventions originated in China. But a few centuries ago, the Western world became the centre of innovation, and China seemed to stagnate for a long time. Today, however, all the indicators show that the West's dominance in this field has come to an end.
The revolution of learning in Southeast Asia
02/05/2024 09:00

The revolution of learning in Southeast Asia

Digital trends sparked by the pandemic have fundamentally changed the way schools around the world operate. In developing countries, however, the digital revolution brought about by necessity has not only highlighted existing weaknesses in education systems, but has also widened the gap between students from different backgrounds.

Chinese AI algorithm maps out detailed carbon emissions for city managers<br>
01/05/2024 18:18

Chinese AI algorithm maps out detailed carbon emissions for city managers

A team of Chinese scientists are using artificial intelligence (AI) tech to accurately map out carbon emissions in big cities. This is an attempt that may help urban managers make more evidence-based plans in fighting global warming.
China is closing the gap on US quantum dominance
05/04/2024 16:31

China is closing the gap on US quantum dominance

Patents for quantum computing technology have surpassed those for quantum communication, challenging US supremacy in the field.
Geographical patterns of history
27/03/2024 10:27

Geographical patterns of history

Europeans did not create their large trading networks from scratch, but used and connected pre-existing networks.

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