China remains on track to surpass the United States as the world’s largest economy within the next ten years, according to a prominent academic speaking at a major policy forum in southern China. The projection reflects a broader shift in global economic power
Australia and the European Union have finalized a major trade agreement aimed at strengthening cooperation in critical minerals and reducing dependence on China’s dominant supply chains. The deal removes tariffs on nearly all Australian exports of key resources, including rare earth elements that
Chinese exports are encountering rising barriers across key developing markets as countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America introduce new anti dumping measures targeting low cost imports. Recent actions by South Africa, Mexico, and India signal a broader shift among Global South economies
Asia’s financial systems are changing fast as digital trade, AI platforms, and real time data reshape how transactions move. Traditional settlement systems rely on delayed processing and manual checks. However, these methods no longer match the speed of modern financial activity. As a
China’s Commerce Minister Wang Wentao has held high level discussions with senior executives from German industrial giants Volkswagen and Bosch, focusing on stabilizing economic ties and addressing trade challenges between China and the European Union. The meetings come at a time of heightened
India’s trade authorities have recommended the imposition of anti dumping duties on imports of viscose rayon filament yarn from China, signaling rising trade tensions and growing efforts to protect domestic manufacturing. The proposed duties, which vary by producer, target a widely used textile
Alibaba owned AliExpress has told European lawmakers it is stepping up efforts to comply with stricter regulations across the European Union, as scrutiny intensifies over product safety and marketplace practices. The platform, which operates in more than 200 countries, is facing growing pressure
China has called on the United States and Israel to halt military actions in the Middle East, warning that continued escalation could trigger a dangerous cycle of instability with far reaching global consequences. Officials stressed that rising tensions risk deepening conflict across the
The divide between the United States and China on the future of digital money is becoming more pronounced as regulatory uncertainty slows progress in Washington while Beijing advances its state led approach. US policymakers remain locked in debate over stablecoin legislation, with key
A senior US lawmaker has called on the Pentagon to review the China related operations of French aerospace company Safran, raising concerns about potential links between commercial partnerships and military applications. The request reflects growing scrutiny in Washington over how Western firms engage
