Finance & Business Ties

Blocked shipping lanes hammer China’s exporters while Iran and Washington sideline Beijing’s mediation push.

Forced mergers are being used to prevent unrest, but experts say the strategy is redistributing—not reducing—the danger.

Drone sales, transport, and use are banned in the capital, with analysts linking the crackdown to lessons from war and fears within the Party leadership.

China’s food delivery upsurge is being held up by poor working people needing ’mere subsistence’ and is not sustainable, one analyst said.

The European Union’s revised Cybersecurity Act would exclude Chinese suppliers from the bloc’s networks.

Heavy reliance on imported uranium could challenge Beijing’s nuclear goals as Washington moves to reshape global supply chains.

Private companies are struggling to stay afloat, while workers struggle to find employment, despite the seemingly positive official data, insiders say.

Insiders say Beijing is scrambling for supplies as shipping disruptions hit industry, drive up costs, and squeeze exports.

The U.S. president pointed to a ‘gift from China’ aboard the intercepted ship, as some warn Beijing may be aiding Tehran’s military supply chain.

Temples with large revenue have become lucrative targets for the CCP to fill its deficit amid a sluggish economy, insiders say.

Pedro Sánchez’s rhetoric doesn’t represent the entire EU but a dangerous trend within it, analysts said.

Dongguan’s success was built on a ‘sweatshop’ model that is no longer sustainable, an expert said.

The U.S. blockade cuts off Iranian oil flow to China, putting a strain on the Chinese economy, and China’s shipments aiding the Iranian regime, analysts said.

The Chinese regime has a conflict of interest regarding Iran, which is unlikely to change, experts say.

Ma Xingrui was plotting a coup against Xi Jinping with others, according to an analyst who has informants in the CCP’s top echelons.

The CCP won’t be able to turn Mongolia, a liberal democracy, into its satellite state despite political turmoil and economic dependence, analysts said.

The CCP’s record-high amount of corruption money represents its extreme exploitation of the Chinese public, an analyst said.

The Strait of Hormuz blockade has ensnared the Chinese regime in a political and economic dilemma created by its aggressive strategy, one analyst said.

Overcapacity due to Beijing’s policies and weak domestic consumption are at the root of the sector’s troubles, analysts say.

China’s oil supply is hardly affected by the Iran war, while state-owned oil companies use the war as a pretext for price gouging, analysts said.

Blocked shipping lanes hammer China’s exporters while Iran and Washington sideline Beijing’s mediation push.

Forced mergers are being used to prevent unrest, but experts say the strategy is redistributing—not reducing—the danger.

Drone sales, transport, and use are banned in the capital, with analysts linking the crackdown to lessons from war and fears within the Party leadership.

China’s food delivery upsurge is being held up by poor working people needing ’mere subsistence’ and is not sustainable, one analyst said.

The European Union’s revised Cybersecurity Act would exclude Chinese suppliers from the bloc’s networks.

Heavy reliance on imported uranium could challenge Beijing’s nuclear goals as Washington moves to reshape global supply chains.

Private companies are struggling to stay afloat, while workers struggle to find employment, despite the seemingly positive official data, insiders say.

Insiders say Beijing is scrambling for supplies as shipping disruptions hit industry, drive up costs, and squeeze exports.

The U.S. president pointed to a ‘gift from China’ aboard the intercepted ship, as some warn Beijing may be aiding Tehran’s military supply chain.

Temples with large revenue have become lucrative targets for the CCP to fill its deficit amid a sluggish economy, insiders say.

Pedro Sánchez’s rhetoric doesn’t represent the entire EU but a dangerous trend within it, analysts said.

Dongguan’s success was built on a ‘sweatshop’ model that is no longer sustainable, an expert said.

The U.S. blockade cuts off Iranian oil flow to China, putting a strain on the Chinese economy, and China’s shipments aiding the Iranian regime, analysts said.

The Chinese regime has a conflict of interest regarding Iran, which is unlikely to change, experts say.

Ma Xingrui was plotting a coup against Xi Jinping with others, according to an analyst who has informants in the CCP’s top echelons.

The CCP won’t be able to turn Mongolia, a liberal democracy, into its satellite state despite political turmoil and economic dependence, analysts said.

The CCP’s record-high amount of corruption money represents its extreme exploitation of the Chinese public, an analyst said.

The Strait of Hormuz blockade has ensnared the Chinese regime in a political and economic dilemma created by its aggressive strategy, one analyst said.

Overcapacity due to Beijing’s policies and weak domestic consumption are at the root of the sector’s troubles, analysts say.

China’s oil supply is hardly affected by the Iran war, while state-owned oil companies use the war as a pretext for price gouging, analysts said.