Yantai Mountain: Where Sea Meets City in Shandong Province
From Yantai Mountain’s summit in Shandong Province, experience the Yellow Sea vistas, historic red roofs, modern high-rises and bustling port blending heritage with urban life.
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Europe’s Trade Future Amid U.S. Tariffs
Europe races to diversify trade as U.S. tariffs shake up transatlantic ties. At IMF and World Bank meetings, delegates explore new partnerships from Asia to Africa.
US-Canada Trade Tariffs Shape Voter Sentiment Ahead of April 28 Election
As Canadians vote on April 28, US-Canada trade tariffs are shaping voter choices across regions.
U.S. Tourism Takes a Hit: Tariffs and Tensions Chill International Travel
Tariffs and rising tensions are cooling international travel to the U.S., hitting local businesses from Venice Beach to beyond.
IMF Downgrades Europe’s Growth Forecast for 2025-26
The IMF has cut Europe’s growth forecast to 0.8% in 2025 and 1.2% in 2026, warning that trade tensions and tighter financial conditions pose risks to the global economy.
Next-Gen EV Tech Steals the Spotlight at Shanghai Auto Show 2025
At the 21st Shanghai Auto Show, global automakers unveil ultra-fast charging tech, AI integration, and strategic NEV partnerships shaping mobility’s future.
China Denies Talks With U.S. on Tariffs, Calls for Equal Dialogue
China denies any tariff negotiations with the U.S., urging dialogue only on equal footing. Spokespersons Guo Jiakun and He Yadong reject claims of progress and warn against intimidation.
Norwegian Star Helga Guren Champions Cross-Cultural Exchange at BJIFF 2025
Norwegian actress Helga Guren met Chinese audiences at BJIFF 2025 with her Tiantan Award-nominated film Loveable, praising the festival’s role in global cinematic exchange.
BYD’s Trump Card Against Protectionism: Innovation Meets Global Partnerships
Discover how BYD uses homegrown tech and factories in Hungary and Brazil to navigate rising protectionism in global trade.
Chinese mainland slashes market access negative list to boost growth
The Chinese mainland reduces its market access negative list from 117 to 106 items, easing entry in telecom and manufacturing to fuel business growth.