More than 70 percent of European companies operating in China are reassessing their supply chain strategies as geopolitical tensions and policy uncertainty complicate long term planning, according to a new business survey. The findings suggest that confidence among foreign firms is being tested
A renewed policy debate is taking shape in China over how legal frameworks should evolve to address rising geopolitical and economic pressures. Legal scholars and policy experts have begun calling for stronger national security legislation to protect critical technologies and supply chains, arguing
China’s manufacturing sector is rapidly redefining global production efficiency as artificial intelligence becomes the backbone of supply chain resilience. From industrial robotics to predictive logistics, AI integration is transforming how factories anticipate disruptions, allocate resources, and maintain output stability. The evolution reflects China’s
