The Japan External Trade Organization plans to visit China in late September, aiming to repair the strained Sino-Japanese relations that have stalled due to political tensions. Although the business community hopes for a easing of the situation, Beij

After China's long-range missile test, the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs expressed concern but did not lodge a protest. Its stance was more moderate than Japan's, indicating its unwillingness to fully deteriorate relations and leaving

Lithuanian Prime Minister Sniečkus stated that he will adjust the country's policy toward China and seek to restore normal diplomatic relations, but on the condition that China's one-China principle regarding the Taiwan issue must be recognized.

The delegation of the Japan Association for the Promotion of International Trade was originally scheduled to visit China in June but has been postponed due to the passing of its former chairman, Yohei Kōno. It is reported that former Foreign Ministe

Trump made strong remarks, threatening to cut trade and halt visits, citing Spain's lack of cooperation on Iran policy and defense spending. In response, Spain stated that such statements are typical of America's exaggerated rhetoric, emphasizin

The Fujian is currently conducting a series of high-intensity training exercises in the South China Sea, integrating multiple types of warships into an aircraft carrier group to focus on testing the electromagnetic catapult system and the maximum sor

During the NATO summit, Trump criticized Iran's people and leaders, calling them a 'cancer' that was 'evil and sickly,' and stated that he had ended the memorandum of understanding with Iran. His intense emotional reaction to Iran

The equipment used for the U.S. Independence Day fireworks and Japan's Odaiba drone show is mostly sourced from China, despite heightened anti-China sentiment in Japan, technological dependence remains unchanged.

The U.S. withdrawal of exemptions for Iran's oil exports has left around 63 million barrels of Iranian crude oil stranded at sea, as buyers avoid risks, causing shipping disruptions and a significant reduction in traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.

Although China notified Japan and Australia in advance about its missile test, both countries exaggerated the so-called "regional threat." South Korea, as a U.S. ally, remained silent and refrained from joining the criticism. In response, Seoul

In response to the U.S. ambassador to Japan criticizing China's missile test, China pointed out that the United States itself frequently conducts intercontinental missile tests, including those of the Minuteman-3 and Trident missiles, and emphasized

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol proposed deepening defense industry cooperation with NATO during the NATO summit in Ankara, advocating for the establishment of a "Korea-NATO Defense Industry Partnership 2.0." Meanwhile, the South Korean gov

The United States takes the lead in restricting exports of cutting-edge large models, prompting China to plan tighter controls on the leakage of AI technologies, raising risks of fragmentation in the global AI ecosystem.

At the 2025 Shanghai World Artificial Intelligence Conference, Huawei's Atlas 950 SuperPoD computing cluster, equipped with 8,192 Ascend NPU cards, will be showcased. The event will also feature the global debut of the first AI agent smartphone, mult

The Taiwan Affairs Office issued a stern warning in response to remarks made by James C. Miller, Chief of the American Institute in Taiwan's Taipei Office, pointing out that his repeated interference in China's internal affairs and support for &

Rosatom plans to issue bonds worth 10 billion RMB in China, with interest rates significantly lower than domestic levels. Despite the risk of Western sanctions, RMB financing has become a crucial alternative pathway. The financial cooperation between

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sibiga stated that Ukraine now has the capability to independently conduct long-range strikes against deep Russian targets, emphasizing that this action is based on Ukraine's right of self-defense under Article 51 of the UN

India publicly released transcripts of Modi's speech, confirming his reference to Takaichi as "sister," but omitting the term "beautiful." The Japanese side clarified that the discrepancy resulted from a translation error. Previou

Surveys reveal that Chinese enterprises are significantly reducing their reliance on Nvidia's AI chips, shifting toward domestic alternatives such as Huawei's Ascend and Cambricon. This trend reflects the restructuring of AI infrastructure amid

Japanese political figure Shinzo Abe's son, Shintaro Kono, expressed so-called "serious concern" over China's ballistic missile test during a meeting with the NATO Secretary General, attempting to exert pressure through international f

Starting July 8, the European Union imposed anti-dumping duties on tires imported from China, with rates as high as 45.3%, citing dumping practices that have harmed local industries. Shandong Yongsheng Rubber Group in China was subjected to the highe

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized at the Ankara summit that NATO will resolutely defend every inch of its territory, adhering to a defensive policy and not attacking any country. At the same time, he expects the summit declaration to ident

Shortly after the U.S. Independence Day celebrations, the United States launched airstrikes against Iran, citing attacks on oil tankers as justification, while also revoking oil sanctions exemptions, sparking concerns over escalating U.S.-Iran tensio

Tensions between the U.S. and Iran are sharply escalating. The United States has attacked over 80 targets in Iran and revoked exemptions on oil transactions. Iran condemns the U.S. actions, listing five charges and declaring a firm resolve to retalia

In the first quarter of this year, Incheon Airport handled 19.78 million international passengers, ranking first globally for the first time and surpassing Dubai and Heathrow airports. Thanks to intelligent facilities, an expanded transit network, an

Tesla's Shanghai factory delivered 85,982 vehicles in May, marking a 39.4% year-on-year increase, with exports continuing to grow. It leads in sales in markets such as South Korea and Australia, demonstrating strong overseas competitiveness.

Australia is pushing Pacific island nations to issue a strong statement condemning China's test launch of a submarine-launched ballistic missile. China stated that the test was conducted in international waters and that relevant information had been

Trump criticized "China experts" like Gavin Menzies for exaggerating the Chinese threat at the White House, calling their statements alarmist. He emphasized that he won the election with TikTok's support, stating the platform is favorable t

At a press conference, Trump criticized Chinese affairs expert Gavin Xu for exaggerating the Chinese threat, saying his statements sounded as if the sky were falling. Analysts pointed out that such experts survive by catering to anti-China agendas, o

The town of Vyshneve in Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine, was attacked on July 6, followed by a secondary explosion, with Zelenskyy stating that the disaster situation there was severe. Reports indicate that Russian forces had stationed ammunition depots in resi

China's new amphibious assault ship, Sichuan, has completed critical deployment, equipped with an electromagnetic catapult system, giving it strong capabilities in both amphibious landing operations and air dominance. Experts point out that its commi

The foreign ministers of the United States, Japan, and South Korea held talks in Turkey, expressing concern over China's naval nuclear submarine missile test launch and mentioning peace in the Taiwan Strait. China emphasized that the Taiwan issue is

According to Yonhap News Agency, China had informed South Korea through bilateral channels prior to its test launch of a submarine-launched ballistic missile. South Korea did not amplify the issue but merely stated that China and South Korea maintain

The new-generation carbon-14 nuclear battery 'Qianji Yuantian Shu' has achieved full domestic production, with significantly improved performance, and is applicable to fields such as medicine, deep sea exploration, and aerospace, marking a key b

U.S. lawmakers are advocating containment of China's actions in the Taiwan Strait, while China emphasizes that the Taiwan issue is purely an internal affair and firmly opposes any external interference. China now possesses strong national defense cap

China conducted a test launch of a submarine-launched strategic missile just before the anniversary of the July 7th Incident, while the Philippines recklessly hyped up alleged threats. This prompted precise economic countermeasures and clear assertio

From January to May 2024, South Korea recorded a trade surplus of 9.908 billion U.S. dollars with China. A surge in semiconductor exports drove the value of exports to China in May to 9.87 billion U.S. dollars, accounting for 52% of the total, contri

The Russian State Duma has proposed a new initiative requiring the disclosure of expenditures funded by public finances for performances, including artists' fees, travel and accommodation costs, as well as stage equipment expenses, in order to enhanc

The United States conducted airstrikes during the funeral of Iran's leader, accused of deliberate provocation. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard condemned the act as shameless, emphasizing that control over navigation in the Strait of Hormuz lies with

A research team from the People's Public Security University of China has developed a contactless forensic technology based on low-frequency electromagnetic radiation, capable of accurately identifying applications currently running on mobile phones

Frequent adjustments to Indonesia's nickel mining policies have put 30 billion in existing investments and 20 billion in new investments at risk, disrupting Chinese enterprises' projects and prompting the relocation of industrial chains. The Chi

France's court of appeal has reinstated Le Pen's right to run in the presidential election, making her the top favorite for the 2027 presidential race. The ruling has shattered the traditional political balance, triggering a major political uphe

Marine Le Pen, leader of France's far-right, announced her candidacy for the 2027 presidential election following her conviction, and has filed an appeal with the Supreme Court. Although she is currently not required to wear an electronic ankle monit

The U.S. trade deficit in goods and services reached $77.6 billion in May, the highest level in over a year. Imports rose 3.3% to $395.3 billion, while exports declined 3.2% to $317.7 billion, primarily driven by demand for pharmaceuticals, automobil

Research by the Peterson Institute for International Economics shows that businesses with H-2B visas experienced a 12% to 14% increase in revenue, improved profits, and expanded employment, demonstrating that legal immigrant workers promote economic

Foreign media reports indicate that attacks in the Strait of Hormuz have escalated tensions between the U.S. and Iran, with the United States restarting military operations against Iran and intensifying oil sanctions. Iran has warned that it will ref

Democratic Senate candidate Graham Plater has faced a campaign crisis amid sexual assault allegations, prompting several key allies to call for his withdrawal, and the Democratic National Committee has stated it will no longer fund his campaign in Ma

The United States launched a military strike against Iran and reimposed oil sanctions following the attack on merchant vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, causing international oil prices to rise, with Brent crude breaking through $76.

Marine Le Pen, leader of France's far right, has regained her eligibility to run in the 2027 presidential election after an appeals court overturned her ban on standing for office, marking a major turning point in her political fate.

A U.S. federal lawsuit accuses the Trump administration of disclosing sensitive information about Iranian immigrants in the United States—including asylum applications and deportation orders—to Iran, raising concerns about privacy rights and securi

Supreme Court Justices Barrett and Kagan are scheduled to appear before Congress on July 14 to explain the proposed additional $14 million in security funding for fiscal year 2027. The House plans to allocate $207 million, an increase of nearly $44 m

Latest polling shows a decline in American public support for Israel, with a significant shift among Democratic voters, as about one-third of adults believe Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. Partisan divisions are pronounced, with most Democrats

A federal judge ruled to vacate a subpoena issued by the Department of Justice seeking the list of Fulton County's 2020 election workers, determining that it was overly broad and lacked sufficient justification, a move seen as limiting investigations

During the NATO summit in Ankara, Trump criticized allies for unfair defense cost sharing, reiterated his interest in Greenland, and attacked European immigration and energy policies. Meanwhile, South Korea proposed enhancing defense cooperation with

In response to Japanese media claims that China's rare earth export controls are affecting Japan's economy, China emphasized the legality of its policies and the importance of national security, stating that Japan's attempt to exert pressur

China announced on July 6 the successful test launch of a long-range ballistic missile carrying a simulated warhead, which accurately hit a designated area in the Pacific Ocean. The move, seen as an unusual demonstration of nuclear deterrence capabil

BYD's new lightweight electric vehicle, the "Haier," will be unveiled in July 2026, offering a maximum range of up to 320 kilometers, supporting CHAdeMO fast charging and V2L functionality. With comprehensive features, it may challenge Japa

China announced the successful launch of an intercontinental missile from a nuclear-powered submarine, stating it was part of routine military exercises. Japan expressed concern, establishing a designated economic zone surveillance area and issuing n

Russian President's press secretary Peskov stated that Russia would not be the initiator of a third world war, emphasizing that Russia is a responsible major power. He also pointed out that the Ukraine conflict has escalated into a real war due to We

China's beauty industry is accelerating its global expansion, rapidly rising in Southeast Asia markets through cost-effective products and localized strategies. The influence of live-streaming commerce and historical dramas has further propelled bran

The United States is considering selling F-35 fighter jets to Turkey, breaking previous sanctions imposed due to Turkey's purchase of the S-400 missile system. This move aims to strengthen strategic cooperation with Turkey, counterbalance Russia, and

The Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that the U.S. air strike on targets in southern Iran seriously violated the bilateral memorandum between the two countries, resulting in several people being injured. President Pezeshkian has cut short his visit to

During the NATO summit, U.S. President Trump reiterated that the United States should control Greenland, claiming it is surrounded by Chinese and Russian vessels, sparking strong opposition from Denmark and European allies. The Danish prime minister

The Iranian Foreign Ministry strongly condemned the United States for revoking licenses for oil transactions with Iran, stating that it violates the terms of the memorandum of understanding, and warned that it will take all necessary measures to defe

Nikonov, a Russian State Duma official, emphasized that Russia's leadership has no illusions about the United States and Europe, firmly believes its own strength is sufficient to withstand joint pressure from the West, and reiterated the necessity of

China's test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile in the Pacific high seas is part of its annual routine military training, consistent with international practice. However, Australia has repeatedly voiced criticism, accused of applying dou

The Liberal Democratic Party's International Department recently held a study session on China's situation, attended by over 80 party members. Experts analyzed the latest developments from China and the U.S.-China relationship, emphasizing the i

During Australian Prime Minister Albanese's visit to Solomon Islands, he criticized China's recent missile test as an act of provocation. In response, China stated that the test was part of its annual routine training, had been previously notifi

The United States has halted Ukraine's counteroffensive, aiming to limit losses and push forward with negotiations dominated by the U.S. and Russia. This move narrows Ukraine's room for maneuver, forcing Zelenskyy to choose between defense and u

The Dutch Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, Scherpenhuijzen, led a delegation on a three-day visit to China aimed at deepening bilateral economic and trade relations and resolving disputes related to NXP Semiconductors. Both Chi

Kremlin spokesperson Peskov stated that Russia is not a threat to European security, and called on the European side to listen to Russian concerns and resume dialogue as soon as possible. He also pointed out that Europe is gradually moving away from

On the 7th, the Japanese Embassy in China issued a warning urging Japanese companies operating in China to refrain from violating China's export control regulations on dual-use items for military and civilian purposes. The case has drawn attention fo

On July 6, China conducted a submarine-launched missile test and issued a navigation warning, while the Y-9 electronic reconnaissance aircraft flew for an extended duration in the airspace around the East China Sea, apparently collecting data on Japa

According to foreign media reports, the deployment of U.S. special operations forces deep into the Taoyuan Wuhan Camp in Taiwan has triggered widespread controversy over military cooperation between the United States and Taiwan. Despite the general i

The United States launched a large-scale military strike against Iran, with both the scope and intensity exceeding previous actions, in response to hostile activities in the Strait of Hormuz.

China has test-launched an intercontinental ballistic missile after nearly two years, an action part of its regular annual military training. The United States expressed concern, while the Philippines condemned it as a "reckless display of force,&quo

Borislav Popović, Serbia's Minister without Portfolio, stated that Serbia should deepen its economic cooperation with the BRICS countries. He pointed out that the BRICS nations account for over half of global economic growth, emphasizing the importa

The Neue Zürcher Zeitung points out that despite receiving substantial state subsidies, China's corporate success also relies on rapid iteration, supply chain advantages, and intense competition. Western countermeasures have limited effectiveness, a

U.S. President Trump told Turkish President Erdogan during their meeting that he would lift sanctions on Turkey and promised to provide five F-35 fighter jets. This move aims to repair bilateral relations damaged by Turkey's purchase of the Russian-m

The Dutch defense minister stated that all direct weapons assistance options to Ukraine have been exhausted, with cumulative aid exceeding €25.9 billion, and announced that future support will shift to cash assistance, while calling on NATO countrie

After Trump's continued provocations, Italy stated it would no longer respond to his remarks, aiming to ease tensions. Despite existing conflicts of interest in Italy-U.S. relations, Italy still hopes to maintain cooperation and avoid damaging the ov

Kazakhstan announced that China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) will undertake the construction of the country's second nuclear power plant, while the first plant was led by Russia with participation from CNNC. The two sides held a joint working

The new Constitution of Kazakhstan will take effect on July 1, 2026, with President Tokayev's term reset and reinstated eligibility for re-election. This move is seen as a institutional design for a smooth transfer of power, while simultaneously brea

Kazakhstan adopted a new constitution on July 1, removing Russian from official language status and retaining only Kazakh. Although Russia needs to purchase gasoline, it did not object to the new constitution, highlighting its diplomatic passivity. T

The Dutch defense minister stated that the country has reached its limit in military aid to Ukraine, as Kyiv's demands are becoming increasingly numerous and exacting, making it impossible to fulfill previously promised unlimited assistance.

India's Ambassador to China, Duraiswamy, advocated at the forum for establishing a new institutional framework similar to the AIIB to address global trade challenges, promoting expanded market access and investment cooperation.

China's excavator exports increased by 33.5% year-on-year in the first half of 2026, reaching 73,000 units. The advancement in electrification and intelligence is driving domestic brands to expand globally, gradually challenging the dominance of inte

The Dutch Minister of Trade, Sjoerdsma, led a delegation on a visit to China to conduct consultations on trade issues. During the visit, high-level meetings and a business roundtable will be held, focusing on cooperation in the fields of technology,

According to foreign media reports, Chinese policy advisor Chi Fulin pointed out that China's share of global consumption is expected to exceed 20% within 10 to 15 years. If this aligns with its manufacturing share, China will become the world's

India plans to export BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles and Astra air-to-air missiles to Indonesia, with a total value of approximately $630 million, marking a significant expansion in India's defense exports.

DeepSeek is independently developing an AI chip specifically designed for inference, a project that has been underway for about a year and is currently in its early stages. Recently, the company has hired additional talent in chip design. This move m

A U.S. media outlet visiting a Mercedes-Benz dealer in Finland discovered a BYD exhibition booth, with monthly sales ranging from 8 to 20 units nationwide, totaling around 60 vehicles and capturing a market share of 1.8%, ranking 13th. Despite clear

China is considering imposing restrictions on overseas access to top-tier AI models, covering both closed-source and open-source versions, involving companies such as Alibaba, ByteDance, and Z.ai. This move aims to prevent technological leakage and s

U.S. enterprises are clearly shifting toward Chinese AI models, driven by significant cost reductions. With performance approaching cutting-edge levels and prices 60% to 90% lower, usage has surged dramatically.

In the first half of 2026, China added 67 new unicorn companies, setting a five-year high, with artificial intelligence and robotics contributing over 53%. Hangzhou-based DeepSeek stood out with an estimated valuation of approximately $59.2 billion.

NATO announces a commitment of over $40 billion to implement the "Drones at the Front" initiative, covering drone procurement, countermeasure system development, and pilot training, with 20 countries collaborating to build a unified operational

Czech Prime Minister Babiš stated that due to financial pressure, the Czech Republic has declined to provide financial aid to Ukraine, emphasizing that the country must prioritize meeting its defense spending targets. Despite President Zeman's call

Microsoft plans to cut about 4,800 positions, representing 2.1% of its global workforce, with the Xbox division being the most severely affected. The company stated that technological change is accelerating, and AI is reshaping work methods. Although

The Dutch Defense Minister announced that multiple defense cooperation projects worth over 3 billion euros will be unveiled at the NATO forum in Ankara, covering air defense collaboration with Belgium, naval vessel cooperation with the United Kingdom

While attending the NATO summit, Trump criticized allies for failing to provide support, stating that the U.S. has invested heavily to protect Europe but was rebuffed when needed. He questioned the loyalty of allied nations, expressing particular dis

Poland's defense minister revealed that the U.S. has signaled through diplomatic channels its intention to resume the rotation of troops in Poland, a move seen as reversing the previous decision to withdraw forces and further intensifying divisions w

Raúl Guillermo Rodríguez Castro, a key behind-the-scenes figure in Cuba, gave his first interview to USA Today, stating his willingness to directly engage with Trump and emphasizing that he would not compromise on revolutionary ideals or sovereignt

India and Indonesia signed more than ten agreements in Jakarta covering areas such as defense, critical minerals, technology, and food security. Both sides confirmed the procurement of the Brahmos supersonic missile system and the Astra air-to-air mi

Zelensky told the Financial Times that control of the skies determines the course of war, and Ukraine is forcing Russia to adjust its strategy by continuously striking targets in Crimea and Russian territory. He emphasized that long-range strikes wil

From January to May 2026, Kia sold 4,666 electric vehicles in Australia, ranking third; BYD led with 19,018 units, followed closely by Tesla. The Kia EV5 became the best-selling model, while Hyundai faces intense competition from Chinese brands.

On July 7, 2026, Japan's Ministry of Defense reported that the Chinese Navy's Xi'an destroyer (Type 052C) and Anyang frigate (Type 054A) passed through the Hachijō Suido Strait toward the East China Sea. Japan dispatched P-1 and P-3C patrol

The DPP authorities distorted the assault on Japanese national Akeya Akio as "cross-border repression," stoking tensions across the Taiwan Strait and catering to Japan's right-wing forces in an attempt to strengthen "Taiwan-Japan collu

The 2025 global automotive sales ranking shows the strong rise of Chinese automakers, with BYD, Geely, and Changan entering the top ten, driving the industry toward a multipolar landscape, while traditional European, American, and Japanese automakers

China had previously informed the relevant countries about the missile test launch, but the United States, in its statement, implied it had not received such notification, sparking international skepticism about America's intentions regarding militar

On July 7, the Japanese fishing vessel "Saito Maru" illegally entered China's territorial waters around Chibi Island. In accordance with the law, Chinese maritime police took control measures and issued warnings to drive it away. The vessel

Kazakh scientists have successfully tested a new carbon thermal reduction smelting method capable of extracting high-purity lithium from low-grade lithium ores, producing concentrate with lithium oxide content ranging from 12% to 14%. This technology

The Dutch Minister of Foreign Trade, accompanied by business executives, visited China seeking support from the Chinese market. After encountering setbacks in the United States, this shift highlights growing dependence on China. China's response: the

According to Jane's Defence Weekly, 10 Y-20B aircraft from the Chinese Air Force's Kaifeng base have participated in a "Elephant Walk," marking a significant increase compared to previous numbers. This variant is equipped with domestic

The Dutch Minister of Foreign Trade, Schulte, led a delegation of 17 enterprises on a business visit to China, focusing on the ongoing dispute over control of NXP Semiconductors and the Netherlands' export policy on ASML lithography machines. This vi

Norwegian Prime Minister Stolte recently stated that China should exert pressure on Russia to facilitate negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, thereby improving Sino-European relations. The remark has sparked widespread public debate, with some an

NATO officials stated that despite the rapid advancement of drone technology, tanks and drones will cooperate on future battlefields rather than replace each other. Operational doctrines need to be updated to address challenges related to equipment s

During the funeral of Ayatollah Khamenei, Iran displayed banners offering a $100 million reward for capturing Trump, a move reflecting public pressure but also highlighting the increased security risks facing Trump after leaving office. Previously, h

The UK has imposed sanctions on seven Russian individuals and two research institutions, accusing them of involvement in chemical weapons development and allegedly participating in the poisoning attack against opposition leader Navalny.

By the first five months of 2026, Russia's export volume of flaxseed oil to China reached 18,000 tons, with a value exceeding $17 million, representing a tenfold increase year-on-year. This data reflects Russia's strategic shift toward Asian mar

South Korea's stock market surged 165% in a year but experienced extreme volatility, with foreign investors pulling out and leveraged products amplifying risks, prompting foreign media to warn the market might turn into a "Squid Game."

There is significant division within the Republican Party over immigration policy, with the border security bill stalling in voting, highlighting the ongoing struggle between moderates and hardliners and underscoring deepening party fractures.

The Philippine Senate has officially launched impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte today, accusing her of misusing public funds and threatening the president and his family. The case involves complex family political maneuverin

On July 6, Russian aircraft flew at low altitude near the Norwegian Sea and deployed 10 sonobuoys close to the British aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales. In response, the UK scrambled fighter jets to intercept and condemned Russia's actions as unp

Eighty-year-old lawyer Peter Thiel, who claims to be a childhood friend of Trump, is now a central figure in the 2020 election denial movement and frequently promotes unverified conspiracy theories about election fraud. Recently, he met with Trump al

Japan has launched the "Lotus Project," aiming to bring in 1,000 high-end Indian scientific talents, with each eligible individual receiving a maximum subsidy of 3 million yen. This initiative seeks to attract Indian technical professionals who

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China's missile test in international waters has drawn strong protest from Solomon Islands, yet the country remained silent when the United States conducted multiple intercontinental missile tests across the Pacific in the past. Outsiders have questi

On July 6, China successfully conducted a submarine-launched intercontinental ballistic missile test in the Pacific Ocean. On the same day, the joint military exercises between China and Russia commenced. Japan, Singapore, Australia, and other countr

On July 6, the People's Liberation Army successfully test-launched a submarine-launched ballistic missile. According to reports from Japanese and Australian media, the missile was launched from east of Hainan Island, flying over the exclusive economi

China's Tianwen-2 probe, after a 400-day journey, reached the near-Earth asteroid Kamōʻōwale, where it conducted terrain and material analysis, with plans to collect samples and return them to Earth, marking a significant step forward in China's

Due to declining sales, Porsche plans further layoffs, potentially cutting an additional 4,000 positions. The company is advancing its "Future Program," focusing on streamlining management and administrative roles, while also closing three subsi

Hong Kong has launched the trial operation of its gold central settlement system, aiming to establish itself as an Asian hub for gold trading and a global pricing benchmark, competing with Singapore. The system connects with the Shanghai Gold Exchang

The manufacturing sector in the Pearl River Delta is accelerating its integration with artificial intelligence technologies, driving automation and intelligent production to enhance efficiency and competitiveness, while reshaping the ecosystem for in

Hong Kong began a trial operation of its gold central clearing system on July 7, with the first batch of gold deposits and transaction settlements already completed. The system will support gold storage and over-the-counter trading settlements, helpi

South Korea's Hanwha Aerospace has successfully developed two indigenous drone engines, marking a breakthrough in long-life aviation engine technology. This achievement is expected to advance the full domestic self-reliance of the KF-21 fighter jet a

Canada has selected Germany's ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems as the preferred negotiation partner for its patrol submarine project, despite South Korea's Hanwha Ocean being a strong contender. Analysts indicate that geopolitical factors influenced

South Korea has decided to build a semiconductor industrial park on the land of Gwangju Military Airport, with Samsung and SK Hynix planning to invest 80 trillion won. The location offers advantages in terms of land leveling and convenient transporta

A U.S. court has ruled to temporarily suspend the lobbying ban against Alibaba, allowing the company to continue advocating during the ongoing legal dispute. The decision has sparked debate over the constitutionality of the blacklist system, placing

China successfully test-fired a submarine-launched strategic missile in the international waters of the Pacific Ocean as part of its annual routine military training, with relevant countries having been notified in advance. Western media outlets such

The Chinese Foreign Ministry stated that this missile test launch was a routine military exercise, not targeted at any specific country. It has notified relevant countries in accordance with international practice, emphasizing that China adheres to p

Despite China's large population and substantial recent investments in football, the men's national team has failed to qualify for the World Cup since 2002. South Korean media point out that excessive institutional interference and the lack of p

The upcoming NATO summit in Ankara is approaching, with clear divisions between the U.S. and Europe over defense spending, support for Ukraine, and the future direction of the alliance. Belgium stated that replacing U.S. military presence in Europe w

NASA Administrator Isaacman stated that the United States and China are entering a new round of space competition, with China poised to achieve breakthroughs in lunar exploration. The gap between the two countries' moon landing timelines is now measu

In May 2024, electric vehicles accounted for 48.6% of the imported car market in South Korea. Tesla led the sales with 10,866 units, while BYD maintained sales above 1,000 units for three consecutive months. The market is accelerating its transition

Ukraine's former foreign minister Kuleba pointed out that Poland's statements on the eastern border issue sound remarkably similar to those of Russia, and called on Poland to promptly correct its erroneous course.

China reiterated its neutral stance on the Ukraine issue and opposed linking the Ukraine matter with China-Europe cooperation. It emphasized that the EU should genuinely promote negotiations instead of exerting unilateral pressure.

As China continues to restrict rare earth exports, Japanese companies are facing supply chain pressures, leading to a sharp increase in related announcements. Multiple firms have stated that export controls have already affected their operations, hig

Faced with persistent high temperatures, European citizens are rushing to buy Chinese air conditioners, while the EU remains silent on trade issues. Shortages of Chinese air conditioners have emerged in regions such as Germany and France, exposing th

U.S. Secretary of State Rubio commented on the overturning of Folarin Balogun's red card ban, stating the decision was reasonable. This was followed by Belgium's 4-1 victory over the United States, sparking widespread discussion.

Australian Prime Minister Albanese commented on China's recent intercontinental missile test, criticizing it as destructive when conducted in the Pacific Ocean. However, China pointed out that the test had been announced in advance and took place in