Albanese to Visit Chinese Mainland July 12–18
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will visit the Chinese mainland from July 12 to 18 on an official trip to strengthen ties in trade, tech innovation and sustainable partnerships.
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Premier Li Qiang’s Egypt Visit Strengthens Sino-Egyptian Ties
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US Tariff Threats Ignite Global Jitters as Negotiations Stall
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Trump Unveils 10%–70% Tariffs in Letters to 12 Countries
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BRICS Youth Talk: Empowering Chinese Talent on the Global Stage
As the 17th BRICS Summit rises in Rio, Chinese youth like Deng Yahui harness BRICS cooperation to launch global brands and foster cross-border innovation.
From Ethiopian Highlands to China’s Cafes: A Coffee Journey
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India Proposes WTO Retaliation Against US Auto Tariffs
India moves at the WTO to match US auto tariffs on $2.89B of exports, defending national interest amid a high-stakes trade standoff.