China’s exports surged by 12.4% year-on-year in March 2025, hitting $313.9 billion—the highest monthly growth in five months. But analysts warn the sharp increase may be short-lived, driven largely by Chinese companies racing to ship goods to the United States ahead...
Trade War Fuels China’s Export Boom—But for How Long?
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China Dares Trump with War Drills Around Taiwan
In a bold and calculated show of force, China has launched massive military drills encircling Taiwan from "multiple directions," a move widely seen as a direct challenge to U.S. influence in the Asia-Pacific and a test of Washington’s commitment to the self-governed...
European Defense Expansion Hit by Chinese Resource Restrictions
Europe’s efforts to strengthen its defense industry are already facing setbacks due to Chinese export restrictions on critical metals. These restrictions pose a direct challenge to Europe’s rearmament plans, as the continent’s military production relies heavily on...
Shein Returns to India After Five-Year Ban Under Reliance Retail Partnership
Chinese fast fashion giant Shein has officially re-entered the Indian market after being banned in 2020, thanks to a long-term licensing agreement with Reliance Retail. The deal allows Shein-branded products to be manufactured and sold in India, while Reliance Retail...
Jeju Air Black Boxes Ceased Recording Before Deadly Crash
In a troubling development following South Korea’s worst aviation disaster, the country’s transport ministry has confirmed that the black boxes from the ill-fated Jeju Air Flight 7C2216 stopped recording crucial data minutes before the crash. Both the flight data...
Inferno in Manila’s Isla Puting Bato Displaces Thousands
A massive fire engulfed Isla Puting Bato, a crowded shanty town in Tondo, Manila, on Sunday, leaving nearly 8,000 people homeless and destroying over 1,000 stilt houses. The fire began around 8 a.m. and raged for almost eight hours before being declared under control...
Methanol Poisoning Tragedy in Laos Shakes Tourism Industry
Vang Vieng, Laos, a renowned destination for backpackers, has been plunged into crisis following a suspected methanol poisoning incident that has claimed the lives of six tourists from four countries. Authorities are investigating after travelers consumed contaminated...
China’s Bold Plan to Cut Hidden Debt and Revive Local Economies
In a sweeping effort to reduce the strain of hidden debt on its economy, China has launched a debt restructuring plan designed to bring local government finances into clearer view. This move, approved by policymakers in Beijing, involves a substantial 6 trillion yuan...
North Korea’s Latest Ballistic Missile Test Sparks Global Condemnation
North Korea launched a long-range intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on Thursday, escalating tensions and drawing swift condemnation from global powers. The missile launch, overseen by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, comes amid increased international concerns...
China Criticizes U.S. Remarks on Brazil’s Potential Silk Road Participation
The Chinese Embassy in Brazil called recent comments by U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai “irresponsible” after Tai suggested that Brazil should carefully consider potential risks before joining China’s international Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), or New Silk...
North Korea Destroys Inter-Korean Roads in Escalating Tensions with South Korea
SEOUL, South Korea — In a symbolic act of defiance, North Korea demolished sections of unused roads connecting the country with South Korea on Tuesday. This choreographed destruction came amidst rising tensions between the two nations after North Korea accused South...
What’s Behind the Tensions Between China and Taiwan?
Tensions between China and Taiwan have escalated once again after China conducted military exercises around Taiwan, simulating an attack just days after the first National Day speech by Taiwanese President William Lai. These exercises highlight the ongoing conflict...
Meet the Chinese ‘Typhoon’ Hackers: Cyber Warriors Preparing for Conflict
China-backed hackers, described as an "epoch-defining threat" by U.S. officials, have been increasingly targeting U.S. critical infrastructure. These cyberattacks aim to lay the groundwork for potentially devastating sabotage in the event of future conflicts, such as...
China’s Presence at Cambodia’s Ream Naval Base Sparks Concerns Over Regional Stability
Recent satellite images of Cambodia’s Ream naval base have revealed the presence of two Chinese Type 056A corvettes, raising fears that China is expanding its military footprint in Southeast Asia. The development of a new Chinese-built pier and other facilities at...
China Pledges to Address Economic Challenges and Achieve Annual Targets
China has announced its commitment to tackling its outstanding economic issues as it aims to meet its annual economic and social development goals. This pledge was highlighted in a recent cabinet meeting, which was attended by key government officials and covered by...
China’s Newest Nuclear Submarine Sinks, Raising Concerns Over Military Competence
China’s pursuit of naval dominance has faced a major setback after one of its newest nuclear submarines, part of the advanced Zhou-class, sank in a dock earlier this year. U.S. officials confirmed that the vessel went down in May or June at the Wuchang shipyard near...
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Who’s Winning the Global AI Race in 2025?
As of early 2025, the United States still holds the top position in the global race to dominate artificial intelligence (AI). This leadership is driven by its unmatched output in cutting-edge AI models, deep-pocketed private sector investments, and a robust ecosystem...
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President Donald Trump’s recent proposal to send American citizens convicted of violent crimes to serve their sentences in El Salvador has sparked intense debate across legal, political, and human rights circles. The idea surfaced during Trump’s visit with Salvadoran...