Global Trade at Risk: Analyzing US Proposal for Sweeping New Tariffs
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.
Supply Chain
China Boosts Global Trade with 80 New Air Cargo Routes in Early 2026
The Chinese mainland opened 80 new international air cargo routes in the first five months of 2026, enhancing global connectivity and safeguarding supply chain security.
China Expands Global Reach With 80 New Air Cargo Routes in Early 2026
The Chinese mainland launched 80 new international air cargo routes in the first five months of 2026, boosting global trade and enhancing supply chain security.
China’s CCPIT Opposes EU Cybersecurity Act Revision Over Discriminatory Rules
The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) warns that the EU’s draft Cybersecurity Act revision contains discriminatory rules targeting specific national backgrounds.
China and EU Negotiate to Resolve Proposed Steel Tariffs and Ensure Trade Stability
China’s Ministry of Commerce is negotiating with the EU via the WTO over proposed steel tariffs starting July 1, warning against trade protectionism and supply chain disruptions.
China to Strengthen Supply Chain Security via New Bulk Commodity Hubs
Chinese Premier Li Qiang calls for the construction of bulk commodity hubs and intelligent logistics upgrades in Zhejiang to ensure economic security and supply chain resilience.
Redrawing the Map: How Middle East Tensions Impact Greece’s Piraeus Port
Shipping disruptions in the Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz are forcing vessels around Africa, challenging the strategic advantage of the Piraeus port hub and hiking costs.
CISCE 2026 to Debut Dedicated AI Zone in Beijing
The fourth China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) will debut a dedicated AI zone in Beijing from June 22-26, 2026, highlighting the future of smart logistics.
China to Debut Dedicated AI Zone at 2026 International Supply Chain Expo
The 4th China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing will feature a first-of-its-kind AI zone and host Australia as the guest country of honor this June.
China’s 2026 Supply Chain Expo to Debut Dedicated AI Zone and Global Partnerships
The 4th China International Supply Chain Expo debuts a dedicated AI zone this June in Beijing, featuring Australia as guest of honor and over 670 global companies.
FAO Warns of Global Food Supply Shock as Strait of Hormuz Crisis Nears 90 Days
The FAO warns that the Strait of Hormuz crisis is triggering a global food supply shock as the conflict nears its 90th day, threatening worldwide food security.
China’s Ministry of Commerce Affirms Rare Earth Export Controls Align with Law
China’s Ministry of Commerce confirms that rare earth export controls are legal and emphasizes a commitment to global supply chain stability during China-US consultations.
China and US Reach Key Trade Agreements: Boeing Deal and Tariff Reductions
China’s MOFCOM details outcomes of recent trade talks, highlighting a 200-Boeing aircraft purchase and a reciprocal tariff reduction framework worth over $30 billion.
Caught in the Crossfire: Small Businesses Struggle Amid USMCA Renegotiations
North American small businesses are facing mounting pressure as the USMCA enters renegotiation amid tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.
48th ASEAN Summit: Pivoting from Economic Efficiency to Regional Resilience
The 48th ASEAN Summit in Cebu City marks a strategic shift as the region moves from cost-driven trade to a security-focused model of cooperation and resilience.
Retailers Warn of Growing Supply Chain Strains Across Asia
Asian retailers are warning of mounting supply chain strains, urging businesses and investors to prepare for potential market volatility in 2026.
China Condemns EU Restrictions on Solar Inverters, Rejects “High-Risk” Label
China’s Ministry of Commerce slams the EU’s decision to label China a “high-risk country” and restrict funding for solar projects using Chinese inverters.
AI Boom Drives Up Memory Chip Prices: Why Older Storage is Now More Valuable
AI’s demand for data centers is skyrocketing memory chip prices, making older SSDs more valuable and threatening to increase the cost of future laptops and phones.
Middle East Conflict Disrupts DR Congo’s Vital Cobalt and Copper Mining
Shipping disruptions from the US-Israeli war on Iran are hitting DR Congo’s cobalt and copper sectors, threatening global battery supply chains.
Shifting Perspectives: Why Americans are Reassessing Ties with the Chinese Mainland
New data shows a rise in favorable views of the Chinese mainland among Americans as the economic costs of tariffs and decoupling become more apparent to everyday consumers.