China’s Arctic fleet remains small but increasingly sophisticated—signaling Beijing’s long-term ambitions in the polar regions through a growing mix of research, strategic positioning, and year-round operational capability
As tensions escalate over trade tariffs, China’s response to Trump’s moves seems more like a well-rehearsed act in a global theater. But beneath the drama, a real strategy is emerging
Trump’s tariff threats spark fury in Beijing as China vows firm retaliation and mocks U.S. pressure with warnings of unending economic pushback
Chinese firms respond to sweeping U.S. tariffs with strategic overseas moves, flexible production, and minimal U.S. market exposure—while politely handing the import bill back to American consumers
Commodities nosedived and Wall Street bled red as Trump’s tariffs provoked full-scale retaliation from China, deepening global recession fears and upending energy and agricultural markets
It took just two months for Donald Trump’s economic strategy to fall out of favor with Wall Street’s elite, Forbes reports, pointing to collapsing support and dismal policy review
China retaliates against U.S. trade policies with new tariffs, import bans, and business blacklists. Tensions between the two largest economies are intensifying, reshaping global trade dynamics
China and the EU restart talks on EV subsidies, nudged by Trump’s tariffs into an uneasy compromise. How long can this fragile truce last?
The U.S. embraces trade war, Europe braces for military conflict, while Asia’s major economies strategize for stability. Trump’s tariffs reveal a fractured world order
With Moscow’s influence waning, Armenia advances its EU bid through parliament, balancing Russian retaliation fears against growing public demand for European ties