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China releases position paper addressing the so-called 'overcapacity' issue; experts call it a systematic response to US, EU narratives

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Global Times   By Chi Jingyi     China released a position paper addressing the so-called "overcapacity" issue on Tuesday. As global competition intensifies and supply chains →

US reportedly pushes Mexico to impose 232-style tariffs on Chinese steel, experts slam move as blatant trade coercion

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Global Times   By Qi Xijia     The US is reportedly pressuring Mexico to impose Section 232-style tariffs on Chinese steel, a move experts slammed as blatant trade coercion →

China's electricity generation capacity hits 4.04 billion kilowatts by end-June, topping the world: NEA

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Global Times   By Global Times     China's total installed electricity generation capacity reached 4.04 billion kilowatts by the end of June, 2026, increasing 10.8 percent →

Nigeria, Germany agree to deepen business, trade ties

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Africa News   By Africanews  with AFP     Germany's foreign minister wrapped up a two-day visit to Nigeria Wednesday as Berlin moves to deepen business →

China has over 400 humanoid robot models, surpassing half of global supply: MIIT

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Global Times   By Global Times     Chinese-developed quadruped robots account for nearly 70 percent of global sales, while China has developed more than 400 humanoid robot →

China's Jingye Group demands full compensation from UK over British Steel nationalization, says it will never compromise

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Global Times   By Global Times     China's Jingye Group on Sunday demanded that the UK government fully compensate the company for all losses arising from its investment in →

300 plus AI products set to make their global debuts at WAIC with strong focus on practical applications

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Global Times   By Chen Qingrui and Zhang Weilan     The 2026 World AI Conference (WAIC) & High-Level Meeting on Global AI Governance will offer visitors a vivid glimpse →

The Coming Clash Between China and Europe

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Foreign Affairs   by Thorsten Benner     In 2025, Chinese leader Xi Jinping tried to capitalize on U.S. belligerence toward Europe by promoting China as the responsible →

How China's high-speed rail goes from manufacturing to intelligent creation, and why it now leads the globe

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Global Times   By Hu Yuwei and Xu Jiatong     In a survey involving young people from 20 Belt and Road partner countries, participants selected the "New Four Great →

Farewell to the Euro Debt Club

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American Thinker   by Thomas Kolbe     Was Morgan Stanley the party pooper at Europe’s debt binge  The New York-based investment bank has advised its institutional →

US working on ban targeting Chinese energy inverters, a move politicizing clean-energy supply chains, ignoring industrial, consumer interests: expert

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Global Times   By Ma Tong     The US is reportedly drafting a ban on imports of foreign-made energy inverters targeting Chinese products. Chinese analysts said on Wednesday →

Equipping Schoolchildren for a Better America

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American Thinker   by Peter Murphy     As the nation soon celebrates its 250th birthday, it is worth recalling that religious freedom and practice were vital to the birth of →

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