Tag: China
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Copper could rise by 50%. The US and China are pulling metal out of the global market
The price of copper could rise to $22,050 per tonne within a few months. Deutsche Bank made this forecast for the second quarter of 2027, which would mean…
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China is building a CO₂ turbine power plant. Surplus electricity will be converted into heat
China’s Ruitan project combines molten salt energy storage with electricity generation using supercritical carbon dioxide. It is important, however, to distinguish this technology from a power plant that…
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Pyongyang profits from its citizens working abroad. Some are sent to Russian drone factories
More than 100,000 North Korean citizens may currently be working outside the country. Most are in China and Russia, and a large share of the money they earn…
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Coal was expected to lose ground. War has upended forecasts and pushed global consumption higher
The world was expected to consume slightly less coal this year, but the war in the Middle East has changed that scenario. Disruptions to LNG shipments through the…
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Chinese companies are rapidly filling Polish warehouses. Concern is growing in the industry
As of 1 July 2026, the long‑standing customs exemption for shipments with an actual value of up to €150 imported from third countries – including China, Turkey, the…
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Why did Evergrande collapse? The company that shook China’s economy
In 2017, Hui Ka Yan, the founder of China Evergrande Group, was the richest man in Asia with a fortune estimated at 45 billion dollars, and his company…
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How did ASML become Europe’s most important technology company?
In the Dutch town of Veldhoven, in the province of North Brabant, something has happened over the past forty years that has no precedent in the history of…
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Chinese brands are changing the European market faster than expected
Chinese car brands achieved a 9.8 percent share of the European market in April 2026, selling 112,992 vehicles. The Chinese offensive also covers home appliances (35 percent of…
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China’s economic colonization of the West. Poland among the biggest losers
China has been building its economic advantage since the 1970s, gradually gaining dominance in key sectors of the U.S. economy. The European Union’s trade deficit with China now…
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Melting Arctic ice opens new shipping routes
The melting of sea ice in the Arctic is opening new shipping routes, shortening the voyage time between Europe and Asia by up to 50 percent. In 2025,…
Olivia Masskey
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is a writer covering health, tech, lifestyle, and economic trends. She loves crafting engaging stories that inform and inspire readers.
