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China-Europe freight train services expect manageable impact despite subsidy speculation: insiders

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global times By Yin Yeping Traders and industry representatives said China-Europe freight train services will experience some manageable disruptions given its booming demand and mature service and →

Chinese vendors gear up for livestream sales in the West during Christmas

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​global times​​​ By Qi Xijia With Christmas and the traditional consumption season in the West around the corner, livestream shopping, fueled by a surge in at-home shopping during the COVID-19 →

IMF predicts slower 4.6% growth in South Africa

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global times By AFP South Africa's economy has rebounded after COVID-19, the IMF said Wednesday while predicting slower growth than the government's forecast with a "lackluster" mid-term outlook. →

Comcast Shares Drop After Forecast of Slow Broadband Growth

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​national interest​​​ by Stephen Silver As the nation’s leading cable companies have continued to bleed cable subscribers, they have at the same time added broadband ones. During the uptick of the →

Louis Vuitton comes under fire for ‘double standard’ return policy in China after Canada Goose

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global times After Canada Goose, French luxury brand Louis Vuitton is found to have also applied a "double-standard" refund policy, China Central Television (CCTV) reported on Friday, which will →

Samsung’s TV Plans for 2022 Come Into Focus

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national interest by Stephen Silver Samsung will be buying OLED panels from its rival LG, in order to sell OLED TVs in 2022, according to a new report. South Korean website The Elec reported this →

Challenges in global supply chains

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global times Two giant US commodity traders bought soybeans in Brazil from farmers trying to evict a traditional community from South America's largest savanna, where deforestation is hastening →

UN warns of ‘colossal’ impact if Afghan banking system collapses

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global times By Reuters The United Nations on Monday pushed for urgent action to prop up Afghanistan's banks, warning that a spike in people unable to repay loans, lower deposits and a cash liquidity →

Japan’s economy shrinks exponentially

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global times Japan's economy contracted much faster than expected in the third quarter as global supply disruptions hit exports and business spending plans and fresh COVID-19 cases soured the →

Uranium mining banned in Greenland

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​global times​​​ Greenland's parliament voted Tuesday to ban uranium mining and exploration in the vast Danish territory, following through on a campaign promise from the ruling left-wing party which →

Afghans deserve to be better off through hard work, not planting opium

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global times Reuters reported in September that "As the West ponders aid for Afghanistan, China was quick to provide relief." Recently, China has again taken the lead in giving a helping hand to →

China’s ‘Food Weapon’ in a Time of Commodity Scarcity

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​national interest​​​ by Christopher Vassallo The Great Grain Robbery only got its name years later. At the time, in the summer of 1972, American policymakers did not even know they had been robbed. →

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