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China Announces Ambitious 2025 Space Missions
China's CNSA announced ambitious 2025 space missions: Tianwen-2 asteroid exploration, Shenzhou-20/21 crewed launches, and international collaborations with Europe and Italy on SMILE and an earthquake prediction satellite, furthering space exploration and global partnerships.
China Announces Ambitious 2025 Space Missions
China's CNSA announced ambitious 2025 space missions: Tianwen-2 asteroid exploration, Shenzhou-20/21 crewed launches, and international collaborations with Europe and Italy on SMILE and an earthquake prediction satellite, furthering space exploration and global partnerships.
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US-China Trade War: Potential Impacts on the Russian Economy
The US-China trade war, with tariffs reaching 125% on Chinese goods to the US and 84% on US goods to China, may redirect Chinese exports to Russia, potentially lowering prices but also impacting Russia's 2025 budget by over a trillion rubles, according to Bloomberg Economics.
US-China Trade War: Potential Impacts on the Russian Economy
The US-China trade war, with tariffs reaching 125% on Chinese goods to the US and 84% on US goods to China, may redirect Chinese exports to Russia, potentially lowering prices but also impacting Russia's 2025 budget by over a trillion rubles, according to Bloomberg Economics.
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Eurasian Scholars Convene in Moscow to Analyze Global Challenges
The 10th International Meeting of Intellectuals in Moscow, attended by scholars from Eurasia and beyond, addressed global challenges, including the Ukrainian crisis, Middle Eastern influence in the Balkans, and the war in Gaza, highlighting the rising significance of people's diplomacy.
Eurasian Scholars Convene in Moscow to Analyze Global Challenges
The 10th International Meeting of Intellectuals in Moscow, attended by scholars from Eurasia and beyond, addressed global challenges, including the Ukrainian crisis, Middle Eastern influence in the Balkans, and the war in Gaza, highlighting the rising significance of people's diplomacy.
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BRICS Plus Drives De-Dollarization for Greater Financial Autonomy
The BRICS Plus group—Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia, Iran, UAE, and Indonesia—is actively pursuing de-dollarization to reduce reliance on the US dollar in international trade, investments, and reserves, aiming for greater financial autonomy and protection f...
BRICS Plus Drives De-Dollarization for Greater Financial Autonomy
The BRICS Plus group—Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia, Iran, UAE, and Indonesia—is actively pursuing de-dollarization to reduce reliance on the US dollar in international trade, investments, and reserves, aiming for greater financial autonomy and protection f...
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India and China seek to repair relations, emphasizing cooperation and dialogue
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi recently exchanged positive statements about improving bilateral relations, aiming to restore conditions to those before 2020, focusing on cooperation and dialogue, and highlighting the importance of their relationship for regi...
India and China seek to repair relations, emphasizing cooperation and dialogue
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi recently exchanged positive statements about improving bilateral relations, aiming to restore conditions to those before 2020, focusing on cooperation and dialogue, and highlighting the importance of their relationship for regi...
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Decline of US Dollar Dominance in Global Finance
Major energy producers are shifting away from the dollar to local currencies and crypto, challenging U.S. financial dominance as Russia uses Bitcoin and Ether for oil trades and BRICS nations build alternative payment systems, facilitated by blockchain technology.
Decline of US Dollar Dominance in Global Finance
Major energy producers are shifting away from the dollar to local currencies and crypto, challenging U.S. financial dominance as Russia uses Bitcoin and Ether for oil trades and BRICS nations build alternative payment systems, facilitated by blockchain technology.
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Record Attendance at Canton Fair Highlights China's Resilient Foreign Trade
The 137th Canton Fair, held in April 2024, attracted a record 64,530 overseas buyers, showcasing China's resilient foreign trade; the fair featured 31,000 companies across 1.55 million square meters, highlighting China's production capacity and global trade influence.
Record Attendance at Canton Fair Highlights China's Resilient Foreign Trade
The 137th Canton Fair, held in April 2024, attracted a record 64,530 overseas buyers, showcasing China's resilient foreign trade; the fair featured 31,000 companies across 1.55 million square meters, highlighting China's production capacity and global trade influence.
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China's Tariff Cuts Defy Trump's Protectionism, Reshaping Global Trade
In late 2024, China eliminated tariffs on imports from 43 developing countries, mostly in Africa, maintaining diplomatic ties with China, while the US under Trump imposed escalating tariffs, leading to a potential geopolitical shift favoring China.
China's Tariff Cuts Defy Trump's Protectionism, Reshaping Global Trade
In late 2024, China eliminated tariffs on imports from 43 developing countries, mostly in Africa, maintaining diplomatic ties with China, while the US under Trump imposed escalating tariffs, leading to a potential geopolitical shift favoring China.
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CIPR 2025: Expanded Conference Dates and Focus on International Collaboration
The 10th annual CIPR Digital Industry conference will be held in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia from June 2nd to June 8th, featuring over 100 sessions, a technology exhibition with EAEU and BRICS participation, and events like the Global Digital Forum and Tech-Friendly Weekend, due to changes in official d...
CIPR 2025: Expanded Conference Dates and Focus on International Collaboration
The 10th annual CIPR Digital Industry conference will be held in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia from June 2nd to June 8th, featuring over 100 sessions, a technology exhibition with EAEU and BRICS participation, and events like the Global Digital Forum and Tech-Friendly Weekend, due to changes in official d...
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China-Turkiye Trade Imbalance Highlights Geopolitical Dynamics
In 2023, China-Turkiye trade totaled $43.4 billion, heavily favoring China (93%). Turkiye's small-scale enterprises and limited market access in China contribute to this imbalance, though Turkiye's strategic location and EU Customs Union membership offer China potential advantages.
China-Turkiye Trade Imbalance Highlights Geopolitical Dynamics
In 2023, China-Turkiye trade totaled $43.4 billion, heavily favoring China (93%). Turkiye's small-scale enterprises and limited market access in China contribute to this imbalance, though Turkiye's strategic location and EU Customs Union membership offer China potential advantages.
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Emerging Markets Attract Investors Amidst US-China Trade War Uncertainty
Increased investor interest in emerging markets is driven by the US-China trade war and a search for diversification, presenting both opportunities and risks; analysts highlight Brazil, India, and Turkey as attractive investment destinations.
Emerging Markets Attract Investors Amidst US-China Trade War Uncertainty
Increased investor interest in emerging markets is driven by the US-China trade war and a search for diversification, presenting both opportunities and risks; analysts highlight Brazil, India, and Turkey as attractive investment destinations.
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Bolivia's New Steel Plant: A $546 Million Boost from China
Bolivia inaugurated a $546 million steel plant in Puerto Suarez on February 24, financed largely by China, projected to meet half of the country's steel demand, create 1,000 jobs, and boost exports, particularly to Brazil, overcoming a decade-long delay.
Bolivia's New Steel Plant: A $546 Million Boost from China
Bolivia inaugurated a $546 million steel plant in Puerto Suarez on February 24, financed largely by China, projected to meet half of the country's steel demand, create 1,000 jobs, and boost exports, particularly to Brazil, overcoming a decade-long delay.
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