China and Belarus Forge Stronger Ties for an Open World Economy
Vice President Han Zheng calls for enhanced trade and connectivity between China and Belarus in Minsk to foster a more open and resilient global economy.
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Vice President Han Zheng calls for enhanced trade and connectivity between China and Belarus in Minsk to foster a more open and resilient global economy.
Brent crude forecasts jump to $87 as the Strait of Hormuz faces severe disruptions following military strikes and tightened Iranian control.
From a resource-poor town to a global trade hub, explore the “Yiwu experience” that made this city the capital of small commodities.
The US proposes tariffs on 60 economies over “forced labor” claims, sparking global criticism and concerns over the stability of international trade rules.
The eastern corridor of the China-Europe freight train network surpasses 3,000 trips in 2026, linking over 60 cities on the Chinese mainland with 14 European countries.
Escalating tensions in the Iran conflict and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are threatening fertilizer supplies and global food security.
The 29th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum concludes, emphasizing pragmatic dialogue and economic solutions to counter global volatility.
A new US proposal to impose tariffs on 60 economies, citing labor concerns, raises questions about protectionism and the future of the rules-based global trade system.
Ambassadors from Slovenia and Slovakia emphasize the crucial role of the Chinese market and the need for enhanced EU-China cooperation during a tour in Guangdong.
Sixty economies face potential US tariffs of up to 12.5% over forced-labor allegations, sparking widespread international criticism and economic concerns.
APEC trade ministers concluded their meeting in Suzhou, establishing a strong foundation for the upcoming 2026 APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting in Shenzhen through the Suzhou Statement.
Effective July 1, 2026, China’s new outbound investment regulation provides a comprehensive framework to protect and promote enterprises expanding globally.
The Chinese mainland has issued a new regulation on outbound investment effective July 1, 2026, creating a comprehensive system of services, administration, and protection for enterprises.
The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) has voiced strong opposition to proposed US tariffs based on forced labor allegations, citing protectionism.
China’s Ministry of Commerce announces over 100 events in 2026, starting in Belarus and Germany, to boost the import of high-quality global goods.
China calls on the EU to view trade ties objectively, highlighting strong corporate investment amid reports of upcoming trade restrictions in mid-June.
President Lula vows Brazil will not bow to proposed 25% US tariffs, pledging to maintain sovereignty and seek alternative global trade partnerships.
China has expanded its global logistics network by launching 80 new international air cargo routes in the first five months of 2026, enhancing trade connectivity across continents.
China’s auto industry is overcoming trade barriers through “dark factories,” autonomous driving, and CO2-to-fuel innovations to redefine global resilience.
China and Brazil are expanding their agricultural relationship beyond large-scale agribusiness, integrating science and technology to benefit smaller farms.