China’s Economic Rise Was Inevitable, Says Former US Treasury Official
Former US Treasury official Paul Craig Roberts explains why China’s rise was predictable, driven by a massive internal economy and a collaborative approach to business.
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Middle East Turmoil Sparks Marine Crisis: Whales at Risk off South African Coast
Increased shipping traffic around the Cape of Good Hope, driven by Middle East conflicts, is heightening the risk of whale collisions, prompting calls for urgent route adjustments.
A Decade of Transformation: How Chinese Brands Became Global Front-Runners
Marking the 10th China Brand Day, we explore the rapid evolution of brands from the Chinese mainland from domestic followers to international leaders in just one decade.
China and United States to Hold High-Level Economic and Trade Talks in ROK
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng will lead a delegation to the Republic of Korea on May 12-13 for critical economic and trade talks with the United States.
China’s Special Envoy Attends Presidential Handover Ceremony in Costa Rica
Special Envoy Chen Xiaodong represented President Xi Jinping at the inauguration of Costa Rican President Laura Fernandez, reinforcing a strategic partnership built over 19 years.
Landmark Maritime Dispute Resolved via IOMed Mediation in Hong Kong
IOMed has successfully resolved a landmark maritime dispute between parties from China and Singapore, marking a major milestone for international mediation in Hong Kong.
Tensions Surge in Strait of Hormuz as US and Iran Exchange Fire
Clashes between US and Iranian forces in the Strait of Hormuz threaten a fragile ceasefire, impacting global oil prices and trapping thousands of crewmen in the Gulf.
China’s Zero-Tariff Policy to Accelerate Industrialization in Africa, Says Namibian Minister
Namibian Minister Selma Ashipala-Musavyi discusses how China’s zero-tariff treatment for 53 African nations will boost trade and accelerate industrialization.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang Calls for Stable China-US Economic and Trade Relations
Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with a US Senate delegation, calling for stable and predictable economic and trade relations between the two nations.
Premier Li Qiang Calls for Practical Achievements and Stability in China-US Relations
Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with US senators in Beijing, emphasizing mutual respect, stable trade, and the “red line” regarding the Taiwan question to ensure global stability.
China’s Robotics Revolution: Fusing Industry, Academia, and Global Trade
China’s robotics sector sees a massive export surge in Q1 2026, driven by cleaning robots and a deepening synergy between universities and tech enterprises.
China’s Robotics Exports Surge in Q1 2026, Leading Global Automation Trends
China’s robotics exports reached 11.32 billion yuan in Q1 2026, with industrial robot exports surging 42%, establishing the region as a net exporter.
US Gas Prices Spike 52% Amid Energy Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz
US regular gasoline prices have surged 52% since the Iran war began, hitting $4.54 per gallon as oil tankers remain trapped in the Strait of Hormuz.
Sierra Leone President Julius Maada Bio Praises China’s Partnership with Africa
Sierra Leonean President Julius Maada Bio highlights China’s commitment to African growth through zero-tariff treatment and mutual development.
Iran: Stable Transit Through Hormuz Strait Contingent on End of External Threats
Iran’s IRGC naval forces state that safe transit through the Strait of Hormuz is possible if threats from aggressors end and regulations are followed.
China Condemns UK Sanctions on Chinese Entities Over Trade Allegations
The Chinese Embassy in the UK has slammed “unilateral” British sanctions on Chinese entities, calling them baseless and demanding their immediate revocation.
US Pauses Project Freedom in Strait of Hormuz Amid Iran Deal Progress
President Donald Trump announces a temporary pause of the Strait of Hormuz escort mission, citing great progress toward a final agreement with Iran.
U.S. Military Destroys Six Iranian Boats in Strait of Hormuz After Attacks
The U.S. military reports destroying six Iranian boats in the Strait of Hormuz on May 4 in response to attacks on Navy and commercial ships.
South Korea Considers US Request for Strait of Hormuz Mission After Ship Explosion
South Korea is reviewing a US request to join “PROJECT FREEDOM” operations in the Strait of Hormuz following an explosion on the HMM NAMU cargo ship.
Chinese Mainland’s Stability and Reliability: Enduring Economic Appeal
Amid global economic turbulence, the Chinese mainland’s stability and reliability continue to attract investors seeking durable growth opportunities.