Tag: International trade
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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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Here Russia earns on black gold. They buy huge amounts of coal
Russian coal exports to India decreased slightly in the first half of 2026. Nevertheless, it remains one of the key sales markets for Moscow. In the first half…
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The Chinese airborne wind power plant
This is not an exaggeration, nor a figurative analogy, or an allusion to the world’s tallest wind turbines. It is reality, as reported by the Chinese portal Global…
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Equinor and Uniper sign 15-year gas supply agreement for Germany
Equinor and German energy company Uniper have signed a 15-year agreement for the supply of natural gas to Germany. Under the deal, Equinor will deliver more than 30…
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Orlen secures oil from Norway. Three-year agreement with Equinor
Orlen has signed an agreement with Norwegian Equinor for the purchase of crude oil from the Johan Sverdrup field on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. The contract is valid…
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How Maersk became the king of global logistics?
In 1904, in the small Danish town of Svendborg, Captain Peter Mærsk-Møller, together with his son Arnold Peter Møller, founded a shipping company called Dampskibsselskabet Svendborg. The company…
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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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Is the era of globalization based on cheap imports coming to an end?
For decades, the global economy operated according to one simple rule: produce where it is cheapest, sell where it is most expensive. Today, this model is in its…
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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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China profits from the European heatwave
Heatwaves are a good time for air conditioner manufacturers. Beijing’s Global Times portal writes that Chinese specialists are working non-stop, day and night, to meet European orders for…
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.
