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Chinese private enterprises are navigating a new global era, leveraging innovation and flexibility to reshape international trade and drive the global economy forward.
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Chinese private enterprises are navigating a new global era, leveraging innovation and flexibility to reshape international trade and drive the global economy forward.
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US President Donald Trump imposes new tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and the Chinese mainland, escalating trade tensions and raising concerns about the global economy.

China’s business community opposes new U.S. policies restricting bilateral trade and investment, warning of disruptions to global supply chains and urging respect for fair competition.

Indian scholar K. J. Joseph warns that U.S. ‘reciprocal tariffs’ will hurt exporters like India but will backfire on the U.S., fueling inflation and harming domestic growth.

The U.S. faces a dilemma between economic cooperation and strategic confrontation with the Chinese mainland, as recent diplomatic engagements reveal a cautious approach amid rising tensions.

China criticizes new US investment restrictions, pledging to protect its interests and urging Washington to provide a fair environment for Chinese investors.

Brazilian entrepreneurs express concern over U.S. President Donald Trump’s ‘Reciprocal Trade and Tariffs’ plan, fearing it will lead to higher prices and global economic repercussions.

China and the U.S. clashed at a WTO meeting, with China condemning U.S. tariffs as ‘tariff shocks’ that threaten global trade, while the U.S. accused China of violating WTO rules.

Canada and Germany push back against new US tariffs, while economists warn of global economic harm and rising prices that could affect everyone.

Amid rising global protectionism, China is opening its doors wider, driving global economic growth and offering new opportunities as the world’s second-largest economy.