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Eurozone: Demand for business loans at its lowest level since 2003

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brussels times Demand fell to its lowest level since 2003, a sign that rising rates are increasingly weighing on the economy, the ECB said. The fall was “significantly sharper than banks expected in →

China's second-largest chip foundry Hua Hong Semiconductor to raise $3 billion in planned Shanghai IPO

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​global times​​​ Hua Hong Semiconductor, China's second-largest chip foundry, announced on Monday that it aims to raise up to 21.2 billion yuan ($2.95 billion) in a listing on the Shanghai Stock →

The Asian century is coming；US containment on China will only lead to self-isolation: Kishore Mahbubani

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global times The American century is over, and the Asian century is coming. If the US tries to contain China, instead of the US isolating China, the US will find itself isolated from the rest of the →

Australia’s LNG export regulation imperils China, Japan

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asia times by Xunpeng Shi and Edward Sung On March 30, 2023, Australian Minister for Resources Madeleine King announced sweeping reforms to the Australian Domestic Gas Security Mechanism (ADGSM). →

ZTE leaving Ericsson, Nokia in its 5G dust

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asia times by Scott Foster TOKYO – Despite campaigns and sanctions against Chinese-made 5G telecom equipment in the US, Europe, Australia, Japan and elsewhere, Chinese telecom giant ZTE’s share price →

GT Voice: The path of US chip war, from a double whammy to suicide

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global times The US has waged a chip war against China to stifle the latter's technological progress in cutting-edge areas, but doubts and a backlash over the potential consequences have been growing →

China’s Q2 GDP grows 6.3% despite challenges; growth rate hard-won despite falling short of some projections

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​global times​​​ By Wang Cong and Ma Jingjing Chinese officials said on Monday China's economy expanded by 6.3 percent year-on-year in the second quarter of 2023, as they sought to project confidence →

How America Can Escape China’s Rare Earth Pincer

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national interest by J. Peter Pham Bookending Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s recent fence-mending trip to Beijing were two largely overlooked, but nonetheless ominous, developments which →

Efforts by US to contain China’s semiconductor sector cause more self-harm: analysts

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global times US semiconductor giants has stepped up "last-ditch" efforts to lobby the White House against planned new curbs to restrict China's access to high-end artificial intelligence (AI) chips, →

The Treacherous Silicon Triangle

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foreign affairs By Larry Diamond, Jim Ellis, and Orville Schell Two of the biggest areas of risk in an increasingly fraught U.S.-Chinese relationship are the security of Taiwan and the security of →

The case against Fukushima’s radioactive water release

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​asia times​​​ by Scott Foster A South Korean delegation visiting Japan in an attempt to stop the release of radioactive wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station into the Pacific →

Electric vehicle charging stations to be installed every 60 km on European motorways

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brussels times The charging stations will be located every 60 kilometres from 2026 and must have a capacity of at least 400 kW, and be able to generate at least 600 kW from 2028. "In the future, you →

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