Malaysia Tightens Regulations to Reject Chinese Goods Transshipped to the United States
Malaysia has begun to strengthen compliance management to ensure that only goods approved by the Malaysian government can be exported…
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Mexican President Refuses US Military Entry to Combat Drug Trafficking, Trump Responds
On May 4th, US President Donald Trump confirmed that he did “indeed” suggest to Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum to send…
Trump and Erdogan have a phone call again, reiterating their hope to end the Russia-Ukraine war.
On Monday, May 5th, President Trump of the United States expressed that he had just spoken with Turkish President Erdogan…
“Mars Time: India-Pakistan Conflict Resurfaces, Who Has a Stronger Air Force”
India and Pakistan have been experiencing ongoing military tensions recently, stemming from a terrorist attack targeting Indians in the Kashmir…
US Media: CCP has stopped releasing hundreds of economic data
A recent analysis has revealed that the Chinese Communist Party has ceased to release hundreds of data points. The question…
Just Released from Black Prison, Shanghai Cui Qun Interrogated by Police Again in Beijing
In Shanghai, a petitioner named Cui Qun was recently released from the Hei Prison in April, only to be intercepted…
Zhengdayi Hospital’s official account was insulted by professionals using foul language in comments.
After an article was posted on the official WeChat account certified by the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University, Shanghai…
Kremlin Urges Ukraine to Provide Clear Response to Putin’s Three-day Ceasefire Proposal
On Friday (May 3), the Kremlin in Russia called on Ukraine to clearly respond to President Vladimir Putin’s proposal for…
China’s paper industry in deep trouble as industry leader Chenming’s financial reports reveal a shocking downturn.
China’s largest papermaking company, Chenming Paper Industry, recently released its annual report for 2024 and first-quarter financial report for 2025….
Hong Kong Monetary Authority intervenes in exchange rate for first time in five years by spending $46.5 billion
May 3rd, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) spent 46.539 billion Hong Kong dollars (approximately 6 billion U.S. dollars) to…