Canada Targets 50% Export Growth to China by 2030
Canada aims to increase its exports to China by 50% by 2030, following strategic talks between Foreign Ministers in Ottawa on May 29, 2026.
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Canada aims to increase its exports to China by 50% by 2030, following strategic talks between Foreign Ministers in Ottawa on May 29, 2026.
President Aleksandar Vucic visits Beijing (May 24-28) to strengthen China-Serbia ties, highlighted by strong 2025 trade figures and improved connectivity.
China and Russia continue to bolster economic ties, with trade reaching $39.05 billion in early 2026 and the 10th China-Russia Expo highlighting a resilient partnership.
Bernard Dewit of the Belgian-Chinese Chamber of Commerce highlights why a stable China-US relationship is crucial for European businesses and the global economy.
International observers highlight the critical importance of US-China cooperation in peace, development, and stability to achieve win-win outcomes globally.
President Xi Jinping proposes a new framework for China-US relations centered on “strategic stability” to balance competition and foster cooperation.
As leaders meet in Beijing, experts analyze the critical challenges, cooperation prospects, and tariff adjustments shaping China-US relations in 2026.
A global survey shows 75% of respondents believe a stable China-US relationship is crucial, ahead of US President Donald Trump’s visit to the Chinese mainland.
The US Court of International Trade has ruled President Trump’s 10% global tariffs illegal, citing a lack of balance-of-payment deficits as required by the Trade Act of 1974.
Official UK data shows exports to the US have not recovered from tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, with car exports particularly hard hit.
The first shipments of African goods, including South African apples and Kenyan avocados, entered China tariff-free on May 1 under a newly expanded policy covering all 53 diplomatic African partners.
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 EU has launched a temporary state aid program to support agriculture, fisheries, and transport sectors struggling with high energy costs linked to the Middle East crisis.
A 12-year-old girl impressed at the Canton Fair in Guangzhou by handling a complex price negotiation with a foreign client in fluent English.
A UN official underscores China’s openness and partnership as vital for Africa’s development and resilience amid global economic challenges, highlighting record trade figures.
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.
China’s 5% GDP growth in Q1 2026 boosts international confidence, with buyers at Canton Fair highlighting economic resilience and trade opportunities.
China adds Inner Mongolia to its pilot free trade zones, enhancing cross-border trade and regional economic integration as part of 2026 reforms.
Chinese Foreign Ministry attributes Hormuz Strait disruptions to US-Israel military actions, calls for regional ceasefire to ensure maritime security.
Hainan’s Free Trade Port accelerates China’s institutional opening-up with expanded zero-tariff policies and legislative reforms, attracting global businesses since late 2025.