A newly released survey found that China is viewed more positively in 25 out of 36 countries, which is the first time in 20 years that Beijing is more popular than Washington in the majority of countries involved in the survey.
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SPOTLIGHT: CHINA’S DIVERGING TWO-TRACK ECONOMY
As Gerald Celente has noted, the 20th Century was the American century, but the 21st Century will be the Chinese century because the business of America is war and the business of China is business.
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AI DEMAND DRIVES CHINA’S EXPORT GAINS IN JUNE
The AI-building boom increased China’s exports more than expected last month, the country’s official purchasing managers index (PMI) showed.
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CHINA IS THE IRAN WAR’S BIG WINNER, STUDY SAYS
China’s combination of large fuel stockpiles and widespread renewable energy installations allowed it to weather the energy price shock of the Iran War better than other Asian nations, a new study found.
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SPOTLIGHT: CHINA RESHAPES THE GLOBAL AUTO INDUSTRY
Through much of the 20th Century, American companies dominated technological innovation. Then, in the 1980s, U.S. firms began migrating their production to China where labor was cheap, eager, and plentiful.
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SPOTLIGHT: CHINA’S TWO DIVERGING ECONOMIES
Beijing continues to believe that an industrial machine turning out “new productive forces” such as AI equipment, biotech machines, EVs, and solar panels will bring the domestic economy back to life.
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SPOTLIGHT: HOW CHINA DOMINATES THE GLOBAL TECH ECONOMY
As it has in other fields such as batteries and minerals, China has made itself an essential link in AI’s global supply chain.
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SPOTLIGHT ON CHINA’S ECONOMY: STRONG ABROAD, STILL WEAK AT HOME
With nations slapping tariffs on Chinese imports and domestic demand still weak, China’s manufacturers are exporting not just their products but also themselves around the world.
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USE OF CHINA’S CURRENCY SETS RECORD IN GLOBAL TRADE
In March, the average daily value of cross-border transactions conducted in China’s renminbi currency rose to a record, the equivalent of $135.7 billion, Chinese state media said.
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CHINA, RUSSIA STAND OPPOSED TO U.S.’S NEW PRESSURE CAMPAIGN ON CUBA
The U.S. unsealed an indictment last week that charged 94-year-old Raúl Castro, the former Cuban president, with murder as Washington intensified its pressure campaign against Havana over, in part, national security concerns that the island has been sharing intelligence with Russia and China.