China Eyes Deeper Economic Ties with Malaysia
China’s Premier Li Qiang aims to strengthen economic cooperation with Malaysia, aligning with global initiatives and the 13th Malaysia Plan.
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Mexico, U.S. Agree to Extend Tariff Deadline
Mexico and the U.S. have agreed to postpone a planned Nov. 1 tariff hike, giving negotiators more time to sort out trade and non-tariff issues.
30-Day Visa-Free Weekends in the Chinese Mainland: Ready, Set, Go!
Discover how the Chinese mainland’s new 30-day visa-free policy is turning its cities into weekend hotspots, offering easy escapes and warm welcomes for young adventurers.
Red Cross Hands Over Another Deceased Hostage from Gaza
Israel received another deceased hostage from Gaza via the Red Cross, with 12 remains still missing. An Egyptian technical team joins the search beyond the ‘yellow line’, as families await closure.
China and ASEAN Sign FTA 3.0 Upgrade Protocol to Boost Trade
China and ASEAN signed the FTA 3.0 Upgrade Protocol to expand cooperation into digital and green economies, supply chains and more, boosting regional and global trade momentum.
IMF Predicts 4.5% Growth for Asia-Pacific in 2025
The IMF has updated its 2025 growth forecast for the Asia-Pacific region to 4.5%, highlighting its crucial role in global economic expansion.
Jamaica braces as Category 5 Hurricane Melissa nears 🌀
Jamaica braces as Category 5 Hurricane Melissa nears. Shelves are empty, homes are boarded up, and thousands hunker down for what could be the island’s strongest storm ever.
US Farmers Cheer Trade Consensus with the Chinese Mainland
U.S. farmers are optimistic that a new trade consensus with the Chinese mainland after Malaysia talks will boost agricultural exports, especially soybeans. 🚜📈
Brazil’s Farmers Turn Trump Tariffs into New Opportunities
Brazilian farmers are offsetting Trump’s tariffs by boosting domestic demand and exploring new export markets, with producers in Pará leading the way.
New Port Fees on Chinese Mainland Ships Drive Up Freight Costs
U.S. port fees on ships from the Chinese mainland are pushing up freight rates and stoking inflationary worries.