Is the U.S. Really Losing in Global Trade? Experts Weigh In
Is the U.S. really losing in global trade? Despite claims of victimhood, experts reveal that America is a major winner, especially in services. Discover the truth behind the trade debates.
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Hollywood Stocks Drop as Chinese Mainland Cuts U.S. Film Imports
Hollywood stocks tumble as the Chinese mainland announces a reduction in U.S. film imports, citing market principles and audience preferences.
President Xi Jinping Embarks on State Visits to Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia
Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia from April 14 to 18, strengthening diplomatic ties and regional cooperation.
Asia News Roundup: South Korea Sets Election Date, China’s Shenzhou-19 Crew Returns, and More
Catch up on this week’s top stories from Asia: South Korea schedules a snap presidential election, China’s Shenzhou-19 crew prepares to return to Earth, and more in our regional roundup.
Study Reveals Plant Leaves Absorb Airborne Microplastics, Entering Food Chain
Chinese scientists have discovered that plant leaves can absorb airborne microplastics, revealing a direct pathway for these pollutants to enter the food chain and affect human health.
U.S. and Russia Make Diplomatic Strides in Istanbul Talks
The U.S. and Russia report progress in restoring diplomatic missions after second round of talks in Istanbul, signaling potential improvements in bilateral relations.
Argentina’s Unions Stage Nationwide Strike Against President Milei
Argentina’s unions held a nationwide strike, the third protest against President Milei’s policies since he took office in December.
Asian Supermarkets Flourish in Colombia as Chinese Cuisine Gains Popularity
Asian supermarkets are thriving in Colombia as Chinese cuisine becomes increasingly popular, with over 1,500 restaurants and locals embracing authentic flavors.
Brazil’s Coffee Farmers Face New Challenges Amid U.S. Tariffs
Brazil’s coffee industry faces uncertainty as new U.S. tariffs threaten to raise prices and weaken demand, adding pressure to growers already strained by last year’s severe drought.
Mexico Ramps Up Crackdown on Undocumented Migration
Mexico intensifies efforts to remove undocumented migrants heading to the U.S., mirroring the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration.