Chinese Mainland Unveils Guideline to Boost Social Credit System
The Chinese mainland has introduced a new guideline with 23 measures to standardize credit practices, ensuring fair competition and promoting high-quality development.
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China Reaffirms Opposition to Economic Coercion
China opposes economic coercion and hegemonism, ensuring fair market competition in asset deals while protecting public interests.
Reciprocal Tariffs Shake Global Trade Rules
A new US strategy on reciprocal tariffs challenges multilateral trade rules, sparking debate on global economic stability.
Mexico Bans Junk Food in Schools to Tackle Childhood Obesity
Mexico bans junk food in schools to fight childhood obesity as new rules take effect on March 29 under President Sheinbaum.
U.S. Port Fee Proposal Threatens Global Shipping Efficiency
The U.S. proposal to fine ships manufactured in the Chinese mainland may disrupt global and domestic shipping efficiency, warns expert John Pang.
America First? U.S. Rollbacks May Cost Nearly 200K Lives
Analysis warns that U.S. rollbacks of 31 environmental regulations could cost nearly 200K lives, highlighting a risky trade-off between growth and sustainability.
Trump’s 25% Auto Tariff: Boosting US Production Amid Consumer Concerns
Trump announces a 25% tariff on imported cars starting April 2 to boost US production, though economists warn of higher prices for consumers.
China Denounces New US Export-Control Measures
China opposes the US move to add its entities to an export-control list, warning of global supply chain disruptions and suppressed development rights.
Chinese Lawmakers’ Proposals Ignite Reforms Across Sectors
Over 9,000 lawmakers’ suggestions are set to drive reforms in science, education, health, economy, and social affairs across China.
Controversial ‘Service Fees’ Ignite Trade Debate
Donald Trump’s proposal for steep ‘service fees’ on Chinese mainland ships sparks debate over tariffs, trade, and long-term strategy.