EU tariffs on Chinese EVs raise trade war concerns2025-08-02
The EU has ignored fresh proposals from Chinese automakers aimed at resolving the dispute over Chinese EVs in the European market, undermining efforts to ease tensions through dialogue.

Taiwan authorities' provocations to blame for cancellation of zero-tariff policies: mainland2025-08-02
The "Taiwan independence" stance and provocative actions of Taiwan authorities, led by Lai Ching-te, are to blame for the mainland's recent decision to cancel its zero-tariff policies for certain products from Taiwan, a mainland spokesperson said on Wednesday.

U.S. business community optimistic about Chinese market2025-08-02
Members of the U.S. business community have recently expressed optimism about the development prospects of the Chinese market, anticipating stable, improved bilateral relations, according to the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) on Friday.

Commentary: EU's tariff move needs a reality check on EV industrial chain2025-08-02
The European Commission's latest draft decision to slap hefty import duties on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) will definitely hurt European businesses, as the decision ignores a bare truth: the shared weal and woe along industrial chains.

Explainer: What can Chinese modernization offer the developing world?2025-08-02
Many scholars and politicians worldwide advocate China's path to modernization, showcasing the appeal of a Chinese model, especially for developing countries.

Interview: China conveys message of openness for further comprehensive reforms, opening-up -- German expert2025-08-02
China has demonstrated its determination to further strengthen reforms and opening-up during the recently-concluded third plenary session of the 20th Communist Party of China Central Committee, a German economic expert has said recently.

China's IP progress contributes to economic growth, international cooperation2025-08-02
Just like many other fields, intellectual property (IP) development in China is currently undergoing a transition, seeing a greater focus on quality rather than a simple scale expansion.

China's reform commitment presents fresh opportunities to foreign firms2025-08-02
Just days after the third plenary session of the 20th Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, a delegation from the U.S.-China Business Council (USCBC) visited China.

Tariffs on Chinese EVs "not based on proven facts," says German expert2025-08-02
Ferdinand Dudenhoeffer, director of the Center for Automotive Research (CAR) in Bochum, criticized the European Union imposing additional tariffs on the imports of Chinese electric vehicles (EVs).

New quality productive forces reshaping China's economic landscape2025-08-02
China's economy has sustained recovery momentum in 2024 with significant strides in cultivating new quality productive forces. Experts have said that new quality productive forces have not only injected new vitality into the Chinese economy, but may also have significant impacts on the global economy.

Tariffs on China's EVs harm EU's interest, German association warns2025-08-02
The planned tariffs against China-made electric vehicles (EVs) would be counterproductive for Europe's climate goals and harmful to its industry and consumers, the German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA) said on Wednesday.

Interview: China's domestic market still offers "massive opportunities" -- IMD incoming president2025-08-02
The world needs a strong Chinese economy, and its domestic market still offers "massive opportunities," particularly in the clean energy, digital technology and advanced materials sectors, David Bach, incoming president of the world-renowned business school International Institute for Management Development (IMD), has said.

China remains key driving force for global economic growth2025-08-02
Despite the world grappling with a slowdown in economic growth and a challenging recovery, China's economy has maintained steady development, bolstered by the rise of new industries and new growth drivers.

China says EU to blame for escalating trade frictions2025-08-02
China's commerce ministry said Friday that the European Union (EU) is to blame for escalating trade frictions, which could lead to a "trade war."