Economist Criticizes ‘America First’ for Undermining Global Cooperation
Economist Xing Yuqing criticizes the U.S. ‘America First’ policy for lacking multilateralism and urges negotiations over tariffs to enhance China-U.S. trade relations.
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USPS U-Turn: China Parcels Back on Their Mail Route! 📦🇨🇳
USPS reverses suspension on China and HKSAR parcels, easing shipping for retailers and consumers. Learn how this impacts global trade and logistics! 📦🌐
Trade Tensions Rise: US & China Clash Over Tariffs 🚀🌏
US and China escalate trade tensions with new tariffs on each other’s imports, impacting key industries and global markets. Find out what’s at stake! 🌐📉
China’s State Council Refines 2024 Government Work Report
China’s State Council reviews draft government work report, focusing on high-quality development and creating a top-tier business environment for 2024.
Canadian Expert: Trump’s Tariffs Could Trigger Recession in Canada and US
David Gray from University of Ottawa warns that President Trump’s tariffs could push Canada into a recession, negatively impacting the US economy as well.
China’s Year of the Snake Kicks Off with a Consumption Boom 🐍💸
China kicks off the Year of the Snake with strong consumption policies, boosting retail sales and economic growth during the Spring Festival.
China Warns: No Winners in US Trade War 🚫💼
China warns the US that there are no winners in the ongoing trade war following the latest 10% tariff on Chinese goods.
Australian Academic: US Tariffs Can’t Bring Back Manufacturing Boom
An Australian academic argues that US tariffs alone won’t revive its decades-weakened manufacturing sector.
Chinese Mainland’s 2025 Spring Festival Breaks All Records 🎉
China’s 2025 Spring Festival sets new records in travel, leisure, dining, and consumption, celebrating its UNESCO heritage status.
China’s Spring Festival 2025 Sees 501M Trips & $93B Spending 🧳
China’s 2025 Spring Festival holiday sees a massive surge in tourism and spending, with 501 million trips and $93 billion in domestic spending. 🎉✈️