Carmakers Warn China Rare-Earth Shortage Threatens Global Auto Production
Global automakers warn of potential factory shutdowns due to rare-earth magnet shortages from China, urging urgent action to address supply chain risks.
June 2025
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Iran Seeks Clarity on U.S. Sanctions as Nuclear Talks Continue
Iran calls for clearer U.S. commitments on lifting sanctions as nuclear negotiations face hurdles over enrichment and past disputes.
Tesla’s $25K EV Controversy: Executives Question Musk’s Denial, Sources Reveal
Internal tensions at Tesla emerge as executives question Elon Musk’s denial of canceling the $25K Model 2, while BYD gains ground in the global EV market.
Former Chinese Military Leader Xu Qiliang Passes Away at 75
Former Chinese military leader Xu Qiliang, ex-vice chairman of the Central Military Commission, dies at 75 in Beijing. Official statement honors his legacy.
China Sees 657M Trips During Dragon Boat Festival Surge
China recorded 657 million cross-regional trips during the Dragon Boat Festival, marking a 3% annual increase in domestic travel and economic activity.
Ukraine and Russia Restart Peace Talks in Istanbul Amid Escalating Conflict
Ukraine and Russia resume high-stakes peace talks in Istanbul, presenting new proposals amid intensified military actions. Key issues include territorial disputes and ceasefire terms.
3 Dead, 7 Missing in Xizang Landslide: Rescue Efforts Underway
A landslide in Xizang Autonomous Region leaves 3 dead, 7 missing. Rescue operations continue as authorities assess climate-related risks in mountainous regions.
U.S.-China Trade Tensions: Analyzing Trump’s Rhetoric and Policy Shifts
Examining U.S. trade measures under Trump, their legal challenges, and impacts on global markets. Insights into China’s strategic responses and economic realities.
U.S. and China Clash Over Asia-Pacific Security Visions at Shangri-La Dialogue
U.S. and China present opposing security strategies at Asia defense summit, with Washington emphasizing military deterrence and Beijing advocating regional cooperation frameworks.
China’s Cultural Trade Bridges Economy and Global Influence
China’s cultural trade hits $166.36 billion in 2023, driven by tech innovation and global partnerships, boosting economic growth and cultural influence.
Live Updates: Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Resume in Istanbul
Critical second-round Russia-Ukraine negotiations begin in Istanbul, with implications for Asia’s economic and security landscape.
Discover Dushanbe: The ‘Monday City’ Where History Meets Modernity
Explore Dushanbe, Tajikistan’s capital, where the legacy of a historic Monday market blends with Soviet-era architecture and vibrant cultural landmarks.
Cixi: The Global Hub Powering Small Appliance Innovation
Cixi, China produces 60% of the world’s small home appliances. Discover how its supply chain synergy drives global innovation and economic growth.
Hele Town Celebrates Dragon Boat Legacy with Annual Festival
Hele Town in Hainan, known as \
Haikou’s Dragon Boat Festival Revives Tourism and Local Economy
Haikou’s 2025 dragon boat festival attracted 219,000 visitors, boosting local businesses and showcasing Hainan’s cultural tourism strategy.
Zhalong Wetland: Sanctuary for Red-Crowned Cranes and Migratory Birds
Explore Zhalong Nature Preserve, a vital wetland in China’s Heilongjiang Province, renowned as the world’s largest habitat for wild red-crowned cranes and a key stop for migratory birds.
Silk Road Echoes: Hisor Fortress Bridges Past and Present
Explore Hisor Fortress, a 3,000-year-old Silk Road gem in Tajikistan, where ancient traditions meet modern diplomacy through cultural exchanges.
Uzbekistan From Above: Where Ancient Silk Road Meets Modern Ambition
Aerial exploration reveals Uzbekistan’s fusion of ancient Silk Road heritage and modern economic ambitions, from Samarkand’s domes to Tashkent’s skyscrapers.
Kunshan Brews Success: China’s Unlikely Coffee Hub Emerges
Kunshan transforms into China’s coffee production hub through innovative industrial planning, reshaping both economic landscapes and urban consumption culture.
Liuyang: The Global Fireworks Capital Lighting Up Celebrations Worldwide
Liuyang city, producing 60% of China’s fireworks exports, blends ancient traditions with modern innovation to illuminate global celebrations from the U.S. to Cambodia.