U.S. Stocks Retreat After Record Rally as Trade Jitters Resurface
U.S. stocks slide after historic rally as investors weigh ongoing trade uncertainties and mixed inflation data, with implications for Asian markets.
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China, Latin America Forge Closer Ties Ahead of Key Ministerial Meeting
China and Latin America prepare for pivotal China-CELAC ministerial meeting to strengthen cooperation, address global challenges, and amplify Global South solidarity.
China Aims for 6G Commercialization by 2030, Says Top Engineer
China accelerates 6G development, aiming for commercialization by 2030 with AI-driven smartphones and enhanced connectivity, announced at the Global 6G Conference 2025.
U.S. House Proposes $1.5 Trillion Spending Cuts: Implications for Asia?
U.S. House proposes $1.5 trillion spending cuts, prompting Asian analysts to assess potential impacts on trade and investments.
Spanish PM Begins China Visit to Boost Bilateral Ties
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez begins an official visit to China, aiming to enhance bilateral ties and address global economic challenges.
China to Reduce US Film Imports Amid Trade Tensions
China announces plans to reduce U.S. film imports amid escalating trade disputes, impacting markets and cross-border cultural relations.
Israel and Türkiye Forge Dialogue in Azerbaijan to Prevent Syria Escalation
Israel and Türkiye hold high-level talks in Azerbaijan to de-escalate tensions in Syria, focusing on military coordination and preventing unintended clashes.
China Expresses Confidence in Navigating Foreign Trade Headwinds
China’s Ministry of Commerce affirms foreign trade resilience through domestic market expansion and strategic policy measures amid global uncertainties.
Russia and U.S. Swap Prisoners in UAE-Mediated Deal
Russia and the U.S. exchange prisoners in UAE-mediated deal, involving trade of Artur Petrov and Ksenia Karelina amid diplomatic tensions.
Trump Tariffs Backfire: U.S. Consumers Bear the Brunt, Study Finds
New study shows over 90% of Trump-era tariff costs hit U.S. businesses and consumers, challenging trade policy assumptions and impacting global markets.
China, Malaysia Unite Against U.S. Tariffs, Vow Trade Defense
China and Malaysia hold high-level talks to counter U.S. tariff hikes, pledging ASEAN-backed measures to protect multilateral trade systems.
US Trade Wars: A Historical Lesson in Economic Fallout
Historical analysis reveals recurring economic costs of US protectionism as recent tariff policies trigger global market turbulence.
China, IAEA Forge Nuclear Partnership to Empower Global South
China and IAEA launch five-year nuclear collaboration focusing on sustainable development and Global South empowerment through technology sharing and training programs.
U.S. and Russia Resume Diplomatic Talks in Istanbul
U.S. and Russia hold second round of talks in Istanbul to restore diplomatic missions, with focus solely on embassy operations and not bilateral relations or Ukraine.
Spain’s Sanchez in China Visit: Trade, Talks, and Global Partnerships
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez’s two-day China trip aims to bolster trade ties, address global challenges, and strengthen China-EU relations amid economic recalibration.
Russia-US Strategic Consultations Begin in Istanbul Amid Global Scrutiny
Russia and the U.S. launch high-stakes consultations in Istanbul, with outcomes poised to impact Asia’s economic and security dynamics.
Xi Jinping Hails China-CELAC Ties at Regional Summit
Xi Jinping’s message to CELAC summit underscores China’s focus on multilateral collaboration with Latin America, highlighting economic and climate initiatives.
China Responds Firmly to Escalating U.S. Tariffs: A Strategic Analysis
As U.S.-China trade tensions escalate, China outlines a strategic response emphasizing dialogue and systemic countermeasures. Explore the dynamics and implications.
China, EU Strengthen Ties to Bolster WTO-Centric Trade System
China and the EU reaffirm commitment to WTO-centric trade cooperation amidst global economic shifts, addressing challenges like reciprocal tariffs.
China’s March CPI Sees Mild Dip, Inflation Pressures Moderate
China’s March CPI saw a mild 0.1% decline year-on-year, reflecting stabilizing inflation trends amid seasonal pressures, according to official data.