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11/6 06:00
In Focus | After Lula’s shock victory, are Chinese firms in…
With domestic profits narrowing and production capacity expanding, China’s firms are continuing to widen their overseas footprints in search of new, more lucrative markets. In this series, we examine China Inc.’s next phase of “going global” and the complex, challenging international environment its companies have chosen to enter. A presidential election in Brazil, a country thousands of miles away, might seem like just another headline to many in China. But for Chinese companies doing business...
#China’s private sector#Brazil#China#China economy#Hong Kong#BYD
南華早報11/6 01:00
Melania Trump hosts Ukraine, Russia officials, calls for ‘m…
Melania Trump, US President Donald Trump’s wife, joined representatives from Russia and Ukraine on Thursday at a White House event to recognise a recent six-day ceasefire she helped broker in the Russian-controlled city of Oleshky. The event followed US officials’ ramped-up efforts to secure a deal to end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which began when Russian forces invaded Ukraine in early 2022. A trilateral meeting with officials from the US, Ukraine and Russia is planned for...
#Ukraine war#Melania Trump#Diplomacy#Ukraine#Russia#US-Russia relations
11/5 10:00
Will New Zealand’s election reshape its ‘softly-softly’ app…
Cost of living issues are expected to dominate this weekend’s election in New Zealand, but the outcome could also determine whether Wellington maintains its cautious approach to US President Donald Trump or pursues a more independent foreign policy, analysts have said. With the major parties locked in a close contest ahead of Saturday’s vote, the next government’s approach to Washington, as well as its defence priorities, could hinge on the smaller parties needed to form a coalition. Robert...
#New Zealand#Asia elections#Donald Trump#Diplomacy#United States#Christopher Luxon
