Win-Lose or Win-Win? Countries Grapple with U.S. Trade Tactics
As the U.S. tariff pause expires, countries from Canada to India weigh compromise or resistance in the face of strong-arm tactics shaping the global trade game.
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China-Uganda Partnership Boosts Agricultural Modernization in Africa
Uganda teams up with China to modernize agriculture, using transition technologies and digital tools to boost productivity, youth employment and food security.
Kazakh Residents Celebrate Boost in China-Kazakhstan Ties at Summit
Kazakh residents praise agri agreements, jobs, and growing trade as China and Kazakhstan deepen ties at Central Asia Summit.
Golden Waves: Chinese Mainland’s Winter Wheat Harvest Takes Flight
Aerial views of a bumper winter wheat harvest in Yuncheng, Shanxi Province, as large harvesters crisscross golden fields during the Chinese mainland’s mid-May to June season.
American Farmers on Edge: U.S. Tariffs Cloud Crop Futures
American farmers face mounting uncertainty as U.S. tariffs stall crop sales and reshape global supply chains.
Tariff Tensions Send Shockwaves Through Global Economy
Rising U.S. tariffs are driving up costs for manufacturers and retailers, suppressing demand and profits, while countermeasures hit agriculture, threatening jobs and growth.
Latin American & Caribbean Journalists Explore Farming Roots at Luoyang Museum
A delegation of 27 journalists from Latin America and the Caribbean traces agricultural evolution at the YTO Agriculture Cultivation Museum in Luoyang, central Henan.
Tariff Tension: Who Really Pays the Price?
U.S. tariffs intended to protect jobs and security have backfired – driving up consumer costs, denting business value by $640 billion, and straining global partnerships.
Brazil’s Soybean Surge: Farmers Pivot to the Chinese Mainland Amid U.S. Trade War
Brazilian soybean exporters are ramping up shipments to the Chinese mainland as the U.S.-China trade war reshapes global agriculture, creating fresh opportunities and resilience.
Chinese Mainland Grain Output to Hit 709M Tonnes in 2025
A new report forecasts the Chinese mainland’s grain output will climb to 709 million tonnes in 2025, driven by higher yields and stronger production efforts.