M6.0 Quake Strikes Off Gorontalo, Indonesia: What You Need to Know
A magnitude-6.0 quake struck 165 km off Gorontalo, Indonesia at 108 km depth. What travelers, tech innovators, and changemakers need to know.
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East Midlands Airport Expands China Cargo Links, Drives ÂŁ1.6B Trade Boost
East Midlands Airport teams up with Central Airlines and YunExpress to launch new Boeing 777 cargo flights, boosting UK–China trade and tackling empty returns.
US Ends $800 Duty-Free Exemption for Packages from the Chinese Mainland & Hong Kong SAR
The US ended duty-free imports for packages under $800 from the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong SAR, raising costs for online shoppers and small businesses.
Xi Jinping Urges Youth to Fuel China’s Modernization Drive
Xi Jinping praises volunteer teachers in Xinjiang and urges youth to serve where the nation needs them most to drive China’s modernization.
Albanese Secures Second Term: What Australia’s Election Win Means Globally
Australia’s Labor Party, led by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, won a second term in the federal election. Explore its global impacts on politics, business and climate.
Goodbye $5 T-Shirts: How Trump’s Tariffs Could Spike Prices
President Trump’s new tariffs threaten to hike U.S. consumer prices on clothing, leather goods, and pharmaceuticals, raising alarms among small businesses over recession risks.
China and CELAC Youth Drive Green Energy Revolution
Discover how China and CELAC youth are partnering under the Belt and Road Initiative to accelerate green energy and sustainable development.
Guangzhou’s Night Economy Shines as Labor Day Meets Canton Fair
Guangzhou’s night economy lights up as Labor Day break coincides with the Canton Fair and National Games prep, transforming the city into a 24-hour playground.
US Retail, Auto & Tech Giants Warn of Profit Shocks Amid Tariff War
US retail, auto and tech giants warn of profit shocks as tariffs drive up costs – Apple sees $900M hit, GM up to $5B at risk amid trade tensions.
Tariff Standoff: Why Washington Must Make the First Move
With U.S. tariffs on the Chinese mainland hitting 245% and Chinese duties at 125%, global markets stagger. Washington must lift barriers to start real talks.