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.
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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.
Mexico Eyes Trade Boost Ahead of Rio BRICS Summit
Mexico is sending a senior cabinet official to the Rio BRICS Summit to diversify trade partnerships and strengthen its global economic ties.
Growing Calls for U.S. to Ease Trade Tensions with China
Economists and pundits call on the U.S. to roll back tariffs on China as Geneva and London talks point to a new phase of trade de-escalation.
Tariff Accord Opens US-Vietnam Trade: 20% Duty, Zero Tariff for U.S. Goods
President Trump unveils a new tariff deal with Vietnam: 20% on exports, 40% on transshipping, and zero tariffs for U.S. goods.
Who Foots the Bill for Top 1% Tax Cuts?
Discover how tax cuts for the top 1% shift costs to public services, middle-income earners, and future budgets.
U.S. Senate Passes Comprehensive Tax Cut and Spending Bill
On July 1, the U.S. Senate approved a sweeping tax cut and spending bill. Discover how this move could reshape your wallet, global markets, and travel budgets as it heads to the House.
Senate Narrowly Passes Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’, Adding $3.3T to Debt
U.S. Senate passes Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’, cutting taxes, boosting defense & immigration spending, and adding $3.3T to the national debt ahead of the House vote.
U.S. Senate Passes Divisive $3T Trump Spending Bill
The Republican-led Senate approved President Trump’s $3 trillion spending bill, cutting social programs and sparking global market concerns.