China-US Economic Chiefs Hold Key Talks via Video Call
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng held a video conference with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer to discuss bilateral economic relations.
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Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng held a video conference with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer to discuss bilateral economic relations.
Congo’s poria farmers gain duty-free access to China under a new Africa-wide trade policy effective May 1, 2026, marking a boost for agricultural exports and economic ties.
The World Bank warns of a 24% surge in energy prices in 2026 due to Middle East tensions and supply shocks, with broad impacts across global commodity markets.
Leading multinational corporations are deepening their investments and R&D in China, forging strong local partnerships for innovation and mutual growth.
US cancels envoy trip for Iran talks as German Chancellor warns the military conflict poses a severe threat to the foundations of the global economy.
German Chancellor Merz criticizes the US-Israel led war with Iran, warning it threatens the global economy and urging a united EU response.
Former Croatian President Ivo Josipovic discusses how China’s 15th Five-Year Plan fosters international cooperation and mutual benefit in a recent interview.
Geopolitical analyst Cyrus Janssen highlights China’s rise as a top global tourist destination in 2026, driven by massive infrastructure and cultural investment.
A growing fuel shortage is causing flight cancellations and delays worldwide, with major Asian aviation hubs feeling significant operational strain.
Former President Trump threatens the UK with major tariffs if it does not scrap its digital services tax, reigniting transatlantic tensions over tech taxation.
Exploring how China’s strategic trade facilitation, led by institutions like the CCPIT in Mexico, underpins its role as a top global exporter, with 2025 exports exceeding $3.8 trillion.
Rising U.S. discontent over economic and foreign policy is creating global uncertainties, with significant implications for trade, energy markets, and strategic stability in Asia.
China strengthens judicial IP safeguards for AI, quantum computing, and green tech sectors in 2026 to drive innovation and attract global investment.
Escalating Middle East tensions disrupt aviation and energy markets, raising inflation and economic slowdown fears in 2026.
The U.S. starts refunding tariffs after a Supreme Court ruling, sparking discussions on Asia’s economic landscape in 2026.
Volatile US tariff policies in 2026 disrupt corporate strategies, fueling global trade uncertainty and supply chain caution.
Record US drought in 2026 raises alarms over wildfires, water scarcity, and rising global food prices, impacting economies and markets worldwide.
World Bank report highlights BRI’s potential to lift 7.6 million from poverty by 2030, driving global trade and income growth through infrastructure development.
China cements its role as a diplomatic anchor in 2026, hosting seven high-level delegations and forging new economic partnerships amid shifting global alliances.
Experts warn US ‘Economic Fury’ sanctions on Iran could destabilize global trade systems, with Chinese scholars highlighting risks of weaponized economic policies.