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Mazzucato: Trump's Tariffs Sabotage Industrial Progress; Europe Must Reimagine its Industrial System
Italian-American economist Mariana Mazzucato criticizes Donald Trump's new tariffs as destructive to industrial strategy, urging Europe to resist retaliatory measures and instead build its own innovative industrial system through strategic public investment, overcoming fiscal anxieties and instituti...
Mazzucato: Trump's Tariffs Sabotage Industrial Progress; Europe Must Reimagine its Industrial System
Italian-American economist Mariana Mazzucato criticizes Donald Trump's new tariffs as destructive to industrial strategy, urging Europe to resist retaliatory measures and instead build its own innovative industrial system through strategic public investment, overcoming fiscal anxieties and instituti...
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48% Bias Score
Russia's Sanctions-Circumventing Parallel Imports Flourish
Despite sanctions, Western goods like Kellogg's cornflakes and luxury cars are widely available in Moscow via parallel imports through third countries, showcasing the resilience of informal trade networks and limitations of sanctions.
Russia's Sanctions-Circumventing Parallel Imports Flourish
Despite sanctions, Western goods like Kellogg's cornflakes and luxury cars are widely available in Moscow via parallel imports through third countries, showcasing the resilience of informal trade networks and limitations of sanctions.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Tariffs Show Limited Impact on Inflation in May
President Trump's tariffs have not yet caused widespread inflation, despite initial fears; May's consumer and producer prices rose only 0.1%, although some sectors like canned goods and appliances saw price increases. Economists predict future price increases but note that consumer spending and comp...
Trump Tariffs Show Limited Impact on Inflation in May
President Trump's tariffs have not yet caused widespread inflation, despite initial fears; May's consumer and producer prices rose only 0.1%, although some sectors like canned goods and appliances saw price increases. Economists predict future price increases but note that consumer spending and comp...
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44% Bias Score
Chinese E-commerce Platforms Expand Aggressively into European Market
Chinese online retailers, including AliExpress and Temu, are expanding rapidly into Europe's growing e-commerce market, leveraging efficient logistics and competitive pricing, but face potential regulatory hurdles like a new EU handling fee on low-value packages.
Chinese E-commerce Platforms Expand Aggressively into European Market
Chinese online retailers, including AliExpress and Temu, are expanding rapidly into Europe's growing e-commerce market, leveraging efficient logistics and competitive pricing, but face potential regulatory hurdles like a new EU handling fee on low-value packages.
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36% Bias Score
WTO Faces Crisis Amidst Rise of Regional Trade Agreements and China's Multifaceted Role
The World Trade Organization faces a systemic crisis due to geopolitical shifts and rising protectionism, leading to a surge in regional trade agreements (366 by 2023 from 83 before 2001) and a shift in focus from "across-the-border" to "behind-the-border" regulations, with China playing a multiface...
WTO Faces Crisis Amidst Rise of Regional Trade Agreements and China's Multifaceted Role
The World Trade Organization faces a systemic crisis due to geopolitical shifts and rising protectionism, leading to a surge in regional trade agreements (366 by 2023 from 83 before 2001) and a shift in focus from "across-the-border" to "behind-the-border" regulations, with China playing a multiface...
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40% Bias Score
Canada's Innovation Deficit Costs Hundreds of Billions Annually
Outdated Canadian innovation policies are costing the country hundreds of billions of dollars annually due to the inability to commercialize research and protect intellectual property, prompting calls for a Canada-first approach in upcoming USMCA negotiations.
Canada's Innovation Deficit Costs Hundreds of Billions Annually
Outdated Canadian innovation policies are costing the country hundreds of billions of dollars annually due to the inability to commercialize research and protect intellectual property, prompting calls for a Canada-first approach in upcoming USMCA negotiations.
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52% Bias Score
China Eases, But Doesn't Resolve, Rare Earth Export Restrictions
China approved some rare earth export licenses after imposing restrictions in April, causing a 74% drop in magnet exports in May; this offers limited relief to global manufacturers, particularly Europe's auto industry, which remains vulnerable to supply disruptions.
China Eases, But Doesn't Resolve, Rare Earth Export Restrictions
China approved some rare earth export licenses after imposing restrictions in April, causing a 74% drop in magnet exports in May; this offers limited relief to global manufacturers, particularly Europe's auto industry, which remains vulnerable to supply disruptions.
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48% Bias Score
US Tariffs on Appliances Spur Chinese Manufacturers to Diversify
The United States imposed 50 percent tariffs on imported household appliances starting June 23, prompting Chinese manufacturers to diversify into emerging markets and innovate to counter the impact on their US exports; this will likely raise prices for US consumers.
US Tariffs on Appliances Spur Chinese Manufacturers to Diversify
The United States imposed 50 percent tariffs on imported household appliances starting June 23, prompting Chinese manufacturers to diversify into emerging markets and innovate to counter the impact on their US exports; this will likely raise prices for US consumers.
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44% Bias Score
World Bank Cuts Global Growth Forecast to 2.3% Amidst Trade Wars and Climate Change
The World Bank drastically lowered its global growth forecast to 2.3% in 2025, citing trade wars, political uncertainty, and increasingly frequent extreme weather events as major contributors, impacting nearly 70% of global economies and potentially setting the slowest growth since the 1960s.
World Bank Cuts Global Growth Forecast to 2.3% Amidst Trade Wars and Climate Change
The World Bank drastically lowered its global growth forecast to 2.3% in 2025, citing trade wars, political uncertainty, and increasingly frequent extreme weather events as major contributors, impacting nearly 70% of global economies and potentially setting the slowest growth since the 1960s.
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40% Bias Score
Chinese Textile Firm Drives Innovation with Smart Fabrics and Digital Manufacturing
Suzhou Romrol Fashion Group, a Chinese textile company, is revolutionizing the industry with innovative temperature-responsive fabrics, a digitally enabled rapid-response printing model, and collaborations with international brands, resulting in a significant increase in export value and addressing ...
Chinese Textile Firm Drives Innovation with Smart Fabrics and Digital Manufacturing
Suzhou Romrol Fashion Group, a Chinese textile company, is revolutionizing the industry with innovative temperature-responsive fabrics, a digitally enabled rapid-response printing model, and collaborations with international brands, resulting in a significant increase in export value and addressing ...
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28% Bias Score
China's Rare Earth Export Restrictions Threaten US Industries
China's new export licensing requirement for rare earth minerals has created a potential crisis for US industries, leaving only a 2-3 month supply and threatening widespread production shutdowns; alternatives exist but compromise efficiency.
China's Rare Earth Export Restrictions Threaten US Industries
China's new export licensing requirement for rare earth minerals has created a potential crisis for US industries, leaving only a 2-3 month supply and threatening widespread production shutdowns; alternatives exist but compromise efficiency.
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56% Bias Score
WTO Faces Systemic Crisis Amidst Rise of Regional Trade Agreements and China's Reshaping Efforts
The World Trade Organization faces a systemic crisis as geopolitical tensions and the proliferation of 283 new regional trade agreements since 2001 undermine its non-discrimination principle, while China actively works to reshape global trade governance through regional agreements, bilateral negotia...
WTO Faces Systemic Crisis Amidst Rise of Regional Trade Agreements and China's Reshaping Efforts
The World Trade Organization faces a systemic crisis as geopolitical tensions and the proliferation of 283 new regional trade agreements since 2001 undermine its non-discrimination principle, while China actively works to reshape global trade governance through regional agreements, bilateral negotia...
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44% Bias Score
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