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Chinese Firms Embrace Africa’s Consumers as Resource Investments Decline 40%

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The economic relationship between China and Africa is undergoing a significant transformation, moving beyond the traditional focus on resource extraction to a more dynamic and multifaceted partnership. This evolution is creating a win-win scenario for both sides, fostering economic growth, and offering a compelling alternative to the Western development model. For decades, the narrative of […]

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Trump Tariffs: India 50%, China 30% – Businesses Regret

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A surprising turn of events in global trade has seen companies that painstakingly shifted production from China to India now facing a bitter reality: their new host country is subject to higher U.S. tariffs than China itself. This ironic outcome of the latest US-China trade deal is not only causing deep manufacturing relocation regret among

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China’s Grand Strategy: Manufacturing Dominance is the Goal, and the West is Asleep at the Wheel

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China’s 15th Five-Year Plan reveals a grand strategy for global manufacturing dominance by 2030. Discover how Beijing is executing a production-led industrial offensive and why the West’s current response is failing to halt its rise.

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Backfire: How U.S. Export Controls Helped Huawei and Cost American Firms $33 Billion

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U.S. export controls on Huawei backfired spectacularly. Instead of crippling the Chinese tech giant, sanctions fueled its innovation, created HarmonyOS with 1B users, and cost U.S. firms over $33 billion in lost sales.

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Overseas Renminbi Lending Surges as China Accelerates De-Dollarization Campaign

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A significant shift is underway in the global financial landscape. China is accelerating its long-standing campaign to reduce the world’s reliance on the US dollar, a process known as de-dollarization.

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China’s Industrial Profits Rocket 21.6% in September—Biggest Surge in Nearly Two Years!

Two to Four Weeks: China’s Leverage Brings US Auto Industry to Its Knees

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MEMA warns US auto plants face shutdowns within 2-4 weeks due to China’s Nexperia export ban. Bosch prepares furloughs as the Dutch government’s seizure backfires catastrophically, proving China controls the global supply chain chokepoint.

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Nexperia China to Dutch Gov’t: Your Corporate Coup Has “No Legal Effect” Here

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The predictable and humiliating saga of the Dutch government’s attempted seizure of Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia has entered a new, farcical chapter.

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Europe’s Auto Industry Reaps What It Sowed: A Self-Inflicted Crisis Courtesy of the Dutch

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In a stunning display of geopolitical naivety, the European auto industry is now staring down the barrel of a self-inflicted production crisis. The cause?

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China’s New Contender in the Global Chip Race: AMIES Enters the Scene