China Denies Rare Earth Controls Linked to Pakistan
China dismisses links between its rare earth export controls and Pakistan, calling the rumors groundless and underscoring legal, stability and non-proliferation goals.
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What the Chinese mainland’s Rare Earth Export Controls Mean
Discover why the Chinese mainland’s new rare earth export controls matter for global supply chains, strategic industries and international security.
China Urges U.S. to Reverse Expanded Export Curbs on Chinese Firms
Beijing calls on Washington to undo its new rule extending export curbs to majority-owned subsidiaries, warning it could disrupt global trade and supply chains.
Stockholm Talks Chart Next Chapter in China-U.S. Trade
Prof. Cui Fan breaks down what the Stockholm trade talks mean for global markets, supply chains and the extended tariff truce.
European Firms Tackle Chinese Mainland Challenges, Bolster Local Supply Chains
European firms report tougher conditions in the Chinese mainland yet increase onshore supply chain investments, highlighting a dual reality of challenges and strategic opportunity.
Tariff Wars Expose the Illusion of Fortress America
Viral TikTok hacks on DHgate expose the flaws in U.S. tariff policy: from supply chain dependence and consumer costs to the myth of reshoring manufacturing jobs.
Why Tariffs Are a Dead End for America’s Economy
Tariffs on imports may trim deficits but risk disrupting global supply chains, hiking consumer costs and even rattling the dollar—why they could be a dead end.
U.S. Tariffs Threaten Spike in Canned Food, Beverage Prices
New U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports may drive up prices for canned goods and beverages, impacting consumer costs and supply chains, industry groups warn.
U.S. Enacts New Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and the Chinese Mainland, Heightening Trade Tensions
U.S. President Donald Trump’s new executive order imposes 10-25% tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and the Chinese mainland, sparking trade tensions and impacting the global economy.
Beijing Hosts 2024 High-Level Maritime Arbitration Dialogue
The 2024 China High-Level Dialogue on Maritime Arbitration begins in Beijing, focusing on international supply chains, productivity, and regional cooperation models.
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