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China becomes world's No.1 maritime fleet owner due to 'strong manufacturing, resilient trade and financial support'

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​global times​​​ China has overtaken Greece as the world's largest maritime fleet owner in terms of gross tonnage (GT), global shipping information provider Clarksons Research said on Saturday. →

China won’t be a cover-up for India's trade barriers

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​global times​​​ After India's recent move restricting the imports of laptops and other electronics triggered worries among big Western manufacturers, new voices have emerged, pointing out that the →

Anti-Woke Is Not Enough

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​american conservative​​​ by James P. Pinkerton In a recent piece for The American Conservative, I noted that woke Massachusetts is far from broke. To be sure, plenty of woke states are going broke. →

China’s high-tech Field of Dreams

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asia times by David P Goldman TIANJIN – Watching the giant cranes glide across the longshore of this ancient port, a visitor has to pinch himself to remember that this is not a gigantic toy, but one →

'Irresponsible': Workers condemn former EU official's support for deindustrialisation

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brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen In an open letter to EU Commissioner for Competition Margrethe Vestager, the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) expressed its "deep concern" over →

U.S. Copyright Law Will Suffocate AI

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national interest by Dylan Dean The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has thrown American copyright law into a tailspin as regulators frantically attempt to monitor and regulate AI training →

China begins construction of high-speed railway link to Vietnam

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global times Workers began to lay tracks on China's first direct high-speed railway link to Vietnam on Tuesday. A track-laying machine put down a 500-meter-long track, domestic media outlet CGTN →

Are record corporate profits a consequence or cause of Europe's inflation?

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brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen Of the mechanisms to bring inflation under control, the IMF considers high interest rates as preferable to other measures such as imposing stricter limits on →

Fitch downgrading US puts Asia’s $3.2 trillion at risk

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asia times by William Pesek It’s a tale of two downgrades, and the reaction in global markets couldn’t be more different. When S&P Global Ratings stripped Washington of AAA status in August 2011, →

Huawei unveils HarmonyOS 4.0, as US’ crackdown shown to be futile

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​global times​​​ Huawei unveiled HarmonyOS 4.0 during the Huawei Developer Conference (HDC) 2023 event on Friday, which analysts said shows that the US' intensifying crackdown on the Chinese telecom →

Intel expands in China despite sanctions

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asia times by Scott Foster Intel continues to promote its business in China within the constraints of US government sanctions on the Chinese semiconductor industry. It has no interest in giving up →

'If it disappears, so be it': Belgian former EU official unconcerned by loss of European industry

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​brussels times​​​ By Thomas Moller-Nielsen In an interview with l'Echo, Pierre Régibeau – the recently retired Chief Competition Economist at the European Commission's Directorate-General for →

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