China’s Supermarkets Shut Down in Bulk, Chaos at Closing Scenes as Crowds Rush to Buy
In late March, Zijin Supermarket in Yichun, Jiangxi Province, China, abruptly closed without prior notice, causing a large crowd to rush in and hoard...
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Senate Republicans Introduce Legislation to Boost Transparency on Foreign Funding in Higher Education
‘If America’s adversaries are using these gifts to infiltrate college campuses, we need to know about it,’ Sen. Bill Cassidy said. A group of...
Gordon Chang: Trump’s Tariffs Could End Transshipment Loopholes in China Trade
‘It makes a lot of sense when you want to make sure that nobody can evade these rules,’ China expert Gordon Chang said in...
South Korea to Hold Snap Election for New President
Ahn Cheol-soo, 63, a former software entrepreneur, has announced he is running for the People Power Party nomination for the presidential election. South Korea...
BYD Sweatshops Erupt in Riots, With Thousands on Strike for Several Days
China’s largest electric vehicle manufacturer, BYD, has come under fire, with workers calling it a “sweatshop” due to alleged exploitation and unfair labor practices....
ST Engineering promotes GDAMS mortar to foreign markets
After unveiling its Ground Deployed Advanced Mortar System (GDAMS) at the DSEI 2023 exhibition in London, Singaporean defence company ST Engineering continues to develop...
Trump's tariffs could hit Vietnam hard
April 08, 2025 US president Donald Trump announced on April 2 a range of sweeping ‘reciprocal tariffs’ towards a list of some 60 trade...
New Zealand Leaders Concerned US Tariffs Could Spark Trade Diversion, Dumping
While New Zealand was tariffed at 10 percent, higher rates on other countries risk the world ‘backsliding into a global trade war,’ Prime Minister...