Wang Yi Meets Rubio in Malaysia to Strengthen China-US Dialogue
Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi met U.S. secretary of state Marco Rubio in Malaysia to discuss trade, tech and climate cooperation, signaling renewed China-US dialogue.
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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.
US Tariff Delays Erode Trade Momentum
Repeated delays in US tariff rollouts have dented investor confidence and disrupted long-term planning, highlighting the cost of time inconsistency in trade policy.
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.
Japan Defies U.S. Tariff Pressure, Signals Strategic Shift
Japan’s refusal to bow to U.S. tariff demands marks a new chapter, challenging a longstanding ‘plastic friendship’ and reshaping global economic ties.
Japan’s PM Ishiba calls Trump’s 25% tariffs truly regrettable, eyes talks for a deal
Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba calls President Trump’s planned 25% tariffs truly regrettable and pledges to press for mutually beneficial trade talks to protect Japan’s economy.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang Touches Down in Rio for 17th BRICS Summit
Chinese premier Li Qiang lands in Rio for the 17th BRICS Summit on July 6-7, highlighting Chinese mainland’s Latin America engagement ahead of a July Egypt visit.
Expanded BRICS Poll Signals New Era of Global Cooperation
A global CGTN poll finds 91.2% believe the expanded BRICS drives inclusive economic growth, multipolar governance and key strides in sustainable development.
Greater BRICS Cooperation: What to Expect at the 17th Rio Summit
The 17th BRICS Summit in Rio marks a new era of “Greater BRICS” cooperation after historic expansion. Explore its evolution, achievements, and prospects for global impact.
China Warns Trade Deals Shouldn’t Harm Third Parties
The Chinese mainland warns that trade deals, like the US-Vietnam pact, should not harm third parties and vows countermeasures to protect its interests.