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War in Ukraine
Russia’s military operation in Ukraine has sent shockwaves across the globe.
Cover Story: The Beginning of the End of the Post-Cold War World Order
Russia’s attack on Ukraine grows out of growing unease over NATO’s eastward expansion in the decades since the collapse of the Soviet Union
Chinese Shipbuilding Giant Seals $6 Billion Deal to Build LNG Carriers for Qatar
A boom in demand for the fuel driven by the Ukraine war is offering Chinese companies a chance to seize market share from South Korean rivals
Cover Story: How Do the West’s Concerns About China’s Overcapacity Stack Up?
Visits this month by top U.S. and EU policymakers illustrate the conundrum they face as they seek support from Beijing on issues like market access and climate change, while scolding it on others like subsidies
Commentary: Why Has Gold’s Inverse Relationship With the Dollar Reversed?
Trump’s growing popularity among voters is fueling the change, as his return to the White House is likely to be followed by a loosening of fiscal policy
Crisis Pushes Chinese Shippers to Red Sea Alternatives, Hired Guns
EV and solar products are particularly susceptible to the disruption, as freight expenses make up ‘a large portion of these products’ cost structures,’ analyst says
U.S. Lawmakers Seek Sanctions on Chinese Carmakers for ‘Aiding Russian Military’
‘No Limits Act’ aims to stop Internet-connected vehicles with Chinese technology from entering U.S. military bases
Q&A: How Should China Navigate Growing Complexity in Global Trade
Tu Xinquan, director of the WTO Studies Institute, says Chinese companies must aim higher in global technology chains and seek higher added value
“Explore Ways of Coexisting,” China’s Defense Chief Tells U.S. Counterpart
Improving military relations is crucial to the implementation of the consensus agreed by the two countries' presidents, Dong Jun tells Lloyd Austin
German Leader Warns China on Overcapacity, Echoing US Gripes
Olaf Scholz is in China to deliver a delicate message that if Beijing doesn’t heed European warnings to end discriminatory business practices, Brussels will have no choice but to escalate trade defense mechanisms
EV-Maker Li Auto Dispels Rumors of Exclusive Uzbekistan Sales Network, Clamp Down on Russian Exports
The automaker also puts paid to reports that it would prohibit parallel exports of its vehicles to Russia via the Central Asian country
U.S. Airlines Urge Officials to Block Additional China Flights
The countries have been slowly rebuilding the number of flights between them, but they’re still well below the average 340 per week prior to the pandemic
CX Daily: China regrets Fitch’s downward revision of its outlook
Foreign Minister Wang Yi says China would support a peace conference to solve the Ukraine crisis. SDIC Securities ousts its general manager. Plus, Zara rebuts rumors about its withdrawal from the Chinese market.
Foreign Minister Says China Would Support Peace Conference to Solve Ukraine Crisis
Beijing hopes to see a ceasefire soon and for both sides to come to the negotiating table, Wang Yi said at a joint press conference with his Russian counterpart
PetroChina to Build Up LNG Fleet and Expand Global Trade
The trading arm of state-owned giant China National Petroleum plans to quadruple its number of tankers to 25 by the end of the decade
Chinese, Russians Push Thai Condo Sales to Above Pre-Covid Level
Thailand sees the sale of condominiums jump 25% in 2023, with Chinese buyers snapping up 46% of the properties
Moscow Closes Auto Export Loophole That Had Been a Boon to Chinese Traders
Under previous rules, middlemen could skirt customs duties by first shipping Chinese-made vehicles bound for Russia to countries in the Eurasian Economic Union
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