New Quality Productive Forces: A Blueprint for Digital and Green Growth
Explore how the Chinese mainland’s ‘new quality productive forces’ framework can fuel digital, green growth and help emerging markets leapfrog toward sustainable development.
Chinese mainland slaps anti-dumping duties on butyl rubber imports
Chinese mainland’s Ministry of Commerce imposes provisional duties on butyl rubber from Canada and Japan, drops India probe, and sets 75.8% deposit on Canadian rapeseed imports.
Economist Warns: Trump’s Unapproved Tariffs Drive Up Costs, Fail to Revive Manufacturing
University of Michigan economist Justin Wolfers says Trump’s unapproved tariffs hike costs and fail to bring back manufacturing jobs.
Yale Lab: US Tariffs Persistently Shrink the Economy
Yale Budget Lab’s Natasha Sarin says US tariffs divert resources to low-productivity sectors, raising prices and shrinking the economy for the long haul.
Jianchuan Wood Carving Art Town: Yunnan’s Year-Round Spring Craft Village
Jianchuan Wood Carving Art Town in Yunnan unfolds a year-round spring atmosphere, blending Han, Bai and Yi carving traditions into a vibrant themed village experience.
Survey Launches on Trump’s DC Crime Emergency Declaration
A global survey asks readers to weigh in on President Trump’s August 11, 2025 crime emergency declaration in Washington, D.C., targeting violent crime and homelessness.
China’s Eastern Front: 80 Years of Pioneering WWII Resistance
China marks 80 years since its pivotal resistance in WWII’s Eastern theater, tracing early battles, immense sacrifices, and lasting impacts on global peace.
Life at 4,500m: Xizang’s High-Altitude NICU Breakthrough
At 4,500m in Xizang’s highest-altitude NICU, doctors are pioneering life-saving care for premature babies like Dolma Choekyi, rewriting medical history on the Roof of the World.
China Slaps 75.8% Deposit on Canadian Rapeseed Imports
China’s Ministry of Commerce found Canadian rapeseed dumped in the Chinese mainland market and set a provisional deposit rate of 75.8% starting Thursday.
Tokyo Fight Night Turns Tragic: Two Fighters Die From Brain Injuries
Two Japanese fighters died from subdural hematomas after separate OPBF bouts at Tokyos Korakuen Hall, prompting a cut from 12 to 10 rounds to boost safety.