Historic UK-U.S. Tariff Deal Draws Mixed Reactions
UK and U.S. strike a landmark tariff deal eliminating duties on steel, cutting car tariffs, and opening beef quotas. PM Starmer hails it as ‘historic’ amid mixed reactions.
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UN Hopes China-U.S. Talks in Switzerland Will Normalize Trade Ties
The UN hopes upcoming China-U.S. talks in Switzerland will normalize trade ties and avert a costly trade war, deputy spokesperson Farhan Haq says.
China Media Group and Russian Media Forge New Cooperation Pact
In Beijing, China Media Group and Russian media signed four documents to forge a regular cooperation mechanism, broadening cultural and digital collaborations.
The Chinese mainland advances landmark law to empower private sector
The Chinese mainland’s first foundational law for private businesses takes effect May 20, promising fair competition, financing access, innovation incentives and stronger protections.
First Private Sector Promotion Law to Spark Growth on the Chinese Mainland
China’s first Private Sector Promotion Law takes effect on May 20, aiming to fuel trade, investment, innovation, and jobs on the Chinese mainland.
China-ASEAN FTA 3.0: 15 Years of Trade Triumph and Regional Growth
Marking 15 years since the China-ASEAN FTA launch, Version 3.0 drives bilateral trade past $982B and two-way investment beyond $400B, reinforcing regional growth.
Why the US Trade War with the Chinese Mainland Misses the Point
Why the US trade war misses the point: reframing deficits, dollar dominance and tech rule clashes with the Chinese mainland to reshape global commerce.
Chinese Mainland to Enact Landmark Private Economy Law
On May 20, the Chinese mainland unveils its first Private Economy Promotion Law, promising fair competition, better financing, and a transparent framework for private businesses.
How China and Russia Are Innovating Global Economic Institutions
China and Russia are reshaping post-Cold War economic architecture through joint trade, supply chain and infrastructure initiatives.
LA Port Feels the Heat: U.S. Tariffs Trigger 35% Cargo Plunge and Job Fears
U.S. tariffs on goods from the Chinese mainland cut LA Port cargo by 35%, triggering job losses and higher prices in Southern California and beyond.