China Approves Rare-Earth Exports to Europe, Backing Supply Chain Stability
China’s approval of rare-earth exports to Europe underscores its commitment to stable global supply chains and boosts confidence in tech and green industries.
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Israel-Iran Ceasefire Sparks Relief, but Uncertainty Looms for Global Economy
After a 12-day Israel-Iran conflict ended in a June 24 ceasefire, rising energy prices and trade risks push the global economy into an era of uncertainty, driving businesses to prioritize resilience.
Tariff Survival Playbook: Manufacturing Reinvention in the Chinese Mainland
Discover how tariffs reshape global trade as Chinese mainland manufacturing reinvents itself across Anhui, Zhejiang, and Guangdong for supply chain resilience.
Convergence and Innovation: The Chinese mainland’s Industrial Clusters Drive Manufacturing Leap
In CGTN’s special roundtable, industry leaders unpack how the Chinese mainland’s industrial clusters are driving breakthroughs in core technology, supply chain upgrades and global expansion.
China-South Asia Expo Fuels Green and Digital Trade Linkages
The 9th China-South Asia Expo in Kunming showcases green and digital trade, boosts supply chain resilience and bridges businesses from China, South Asia and beyond.
Thailand Closes All Border Crossings with Cambodia in Crime Crackdown
Thailand has sealed all border crossings with Cambodia to curb transnational crime, allowing only essential travel, as Cambodia halts fuel imports and warns residents against non-essential trips.
Chinese mainland fast-tracks rare earth export licenses
The Chinese mainland is accelerating its review of rare earth export licenses to support global supply chains and meet rising tech demand.
Typhoon Wutip Strikes Hainan: Storm Hits with 30 m/s Winds
Typhoon Wutip, the first storm of the year, made landfall in Hainan as a severe tropical storm. Coastal communities brace with rescue operations and stockpiled supplies.
How US Tariff Hikes Could Fuel Global Inflation
Experts warn that proposed US tariff hikes could fuel global inflation by raising costs for consumers and businesses.
U.S. Tariffs Threaten Independent Craft Breweries
50% steel and aluminum tariffs are driving up costs for small U.S. craft breweries, forcing them to adjust orders and consider price hikes.