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Chinese companies are going global, not just selling abroad - September 10, 2026
As the world's largest trader in goods, China has long had a deep presence in global markets.
China buffers global oil with strategic foresight - September 10, 2026
A recent international‑energy‑analysis video titled "China quietly saved the world," released by Max Fisher, a former columnist for The New York Times, has grabbed overseas public attention.
China's inflation edges up, signaling sustained recovery in domestic demand - September 09, 2026
China's price levels continued their moderate recovery in August, reflecting sustained improvement in domestic demand under supportive policy measures.
Are China’s soaring auto exports really the result of ‘overcapacity’? - September 09, 2026
Data shows that China's auto exports have maintained strong growth. In the first half of this year, China exported 6.14 million vehicles, up 66.8 percent year on year. New-energy vehicle exports reached 2.909 million units, surging 120 percent year on year.
‘Colonization’ belongs in European history book, not China–Europe trade ties - September 08, 2026
Some European industry voices have a new sticker for China. First it was "overcapacity," then "China Shock 2.0." Now the newest charge is that Beijing is "colonizing" supply chains.
Addressing the deficits in global governance - September 08, 2026
China, as the second-largest contributor to the United Nations' regular budget, accounts for about 20 percent of total assessed contributions, trailing only the United States.
Why German companies are ramping up investment in China - September 07, 2026
Inside the production workshop of a German precision technology company located in north China's Tianjin Municipality, automated equipment hums at full capacity as precision springs roll rhythmically off the production line.
‘Politics of disaster’ does little to help those on the ground - September 06, 2026
The most revealing thing about the catastrophic floods that struck the China-Nepal border on August 26 may not be the destruction itself, but how quickly a natural disaster was turned into a geopolitical argument.
US' groundless COSCO smearing aimed at protecting its own hegemonic interests - September 06, 2026
In yet another attempt to crack down on Chinese shipping enterprises, two senior officials from the United States administration have made baseless allegations against COSCO Shipping Holdings.
‘Tickets’ to visit Chinese factories are hard to get – what does this tell us? - September 06, 2026
Do you need a "ticket" to visit a Chinese factory? Reuters recently reported on the phenomenon of "Tech pilgrims flock to China as global innovation race heats up."
