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Trump’s Tariff Tantrum: Trade Deals Take a Nap

As the globe spins toward yet another round of economic brinkmanship, America's trading partners scramble to ink deals with the U.S., a move akin...

Trump Claims Trade Deals Are Close—Tariffs Loom for the ‘Lucky’ Few

President Trump is at it again, playing the global trade puppet master with his usual flair for the dramatic. He’s casually tossing around threats...

Climate Challenge (Hainan Baoting) Europe Outreach Event Successfully Held in Paris

– Building China-Europe Cooperation towards a Green and Low-Carbon Future PARIS, June 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Marking two historic milestones, the 50th anniversary of China-EU...

Tariffs Impact Small Business—Strategies for Mitigating Financial Risk

President Trump's tariff policies have created significant volatility, impacting various sectors, with small businesses bearing the brunt. Yair Reiner, an entrepreneur, discusses on "The...

Analyzing U.S. Tech Dominance: Quantifying Potential Strategic Shifts Impacting European Markets

Microsoft's compliance with a U.S. executive order led to the suspension of the email account of an International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor investigating alleged...

Oil Tanker Bumps Near Hormuz—Panic Ensues, Because Why Not?

Ah, the Strait of Hormuz, where oil and geopolitics tango in a never-ending waltz of chaos. This week’s episode features a delightful collision of...

Chinese Firms Eye Brazil—Because Who Needs Stability Anyway?

Amid the relentless cacophony of trade wars and collapsing markets, Chinese consumer brands, with a touch of desperation and a sprinkle of audacity, have...

Syria’s Bank Transfer: A Masterclass in Wishful Economic Thinking

Ah, Syria's triumphant return to the global financial circus, where the SWIFT system is apparently the golden ticket to legitimacy. After a mere 14-year...

IRSA: China as the Global Tourism Industry’s “New Engine”: A Comprehensive Leap from Policy Innovation to Market Vitality

New York, June 18, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- According to the latest report from the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), China is accelerating toward the ranks of global tourism industry "leaders" through its open approach and innovative practices. In 2025, China's domestic tourism market is projected to exceed RMB 13.7 trillion yuan, injecting robust momentum into the global economy while creating over 83 million jobs. Behind this achievement lies the multi-faceted driving force of China's policy dividends, industrial integration, and consumption upgrading, showcasing China's advantages in openness and inclusiveness, traditional culture, technological advancement, and secure environment. These strengths are attracting international visitors in droves, establishing China as the global tourism industry's "new engine."

ARKO successfully co-hosts the 10th World Summit on Arts and Culture

Cultural and Creative Sectors exploring the way forward in the age of AI and climate crisis and ascertaining its role in society SEOUL, South Korea,...

Trump’s Steel Tariffs: Because Who Needs Affordable Appliances Anyway?

Ah, the Commerce Department strikes again, delivering yet another masterstroke in their ongoing saga of "How to Make Everything More Expensive for American Households."...

Oil Prices Set to Soar—Because Geopolitics Never Overreacts, Right?

A delightful dance of geopolitical chaos has once again graced us with its presence, as oil prices pirouette upwards in response to Israel's little...

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