Global Allies Push Back Against Trump’s New Tariff Threats
U.S. tariff threats have drawn backlash from the EU, South Korea and Japan, sparking fresh talks and raising stakes in global trade ahead of the August 1 deadline.
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Hainan FTZ Emerges as China’s New Frontier in High-Level Opening-Up
Hainan Free Trade Port ramps up customs closure to simplify trade, boost openness, and drive high-quality growth as a model for China’s new era of opening-up.
China Unveils Major Job Push for 12M+ 2025 Graduates
China’s 2025 graduate employment push aims to connect a record 12.22 million students with jobs through subsidies, micro-majors, digital fairs, and tailored local support.
Meet the Workers Behind the Chinese Mainland’s Manufacturing Might
Discover how factory workers have powered the Chinese mainland’s 15-year streak as the world’s top manufacturing hub, leading output in over 220 products.
US Tariff Pause Falters: New Duties on 14 Nations from Aug 2025
The US ends its 90-day tariff pause, imposing duties on 14 major partners from August 2025. Unilateral tariffs backfire as trade deficits surge to record highs.
Global Trade Up $300B in H1 2025, UNCTAD Warns of Uncertain Outlook
Global trade rose by $300B in H1 2025, driven by services and price hikes, but policy instability and geopolitical risks cloud the outlook.
Egypt Embraces Full BRICS Cooperation in Mega Solar Push
Egypt’s top economist says the country is in ‘complete cooperation’ with BRICS, highlighting its largest solar power project with China as a model for sustainable growth.
Chinese Mainland Tops Global Manufacturing for 15 Straight Years
Since 2021, the Chinese mainland’s manufacturing added value has topped 30 trillion yuan annually. For 15 straight years, it has led global manufacturing, says NDRC head Zheng Shanjie.
Chinese mainland-Egypt partnership reshaping Egypt’s economy
Egypt’s entry into BRICS and its partnership with the Chinese mainland are fueling new growth in infrastructure, technology, and sustainable development.
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan Fuels 5.5% Growth, 50% R&D Surge
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan drove 5.5% annual growth and 50% surge in R&D spending, adding 35 trillion yuan to the economy and opening new global tech opportunities.