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Opinion | Xi-Trump summits must leave businesses with great…
An aircraft supplier can have parts ready and a customer waiting yet be unable to ship while Washington holds up its licence. In Shanghai, Citi has approval to establish a securities business after years of waiting. Companies must invest, sign contracts and move production while the two governments negotiate. A board needs to know what can proceed now, what remains conditional and what could stop the business after the money has been spent. Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald...


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威力工業將於Enlit Europe 2026 展出智慧電網通訊與OT資安解決方案
工業網通解決方案供應商威力工業將於今(2026)年11月10日至12日參加在奧地利維也納舉行的「Enlit Europe 2026」。此次參展以「為數位電網打造安全、韌性的工業網路」為主題,聚焦電網韌性、營運技術(OT)資安、電網數位化及基礎設施升級,協助電力業者建立從現場設備、變電站到控制中心的可靠工業乙太網路。

New BYD factories in Europe, China’s hybrid car exports sur…
We have put together stories from our coverage on electric and new energy vehicles from the past two weeks to help you stay informed. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. BYD to build new factories in Europe to beat trade barriers aimed at Chinese EVs China’s BYD will build new factories in Europe for a bigger market share, as the world’s largest electric vehicle (EV) maker faces fiscal support pullback at home and rising trade barriers overseas,...

Beyond ammo: India’s bid for a lasting role in Europe’s def…
India has emerged as a major exporter of ammunition and other weapons to Europe since the outbreak of the Ukraine-Russia war, but analysts caution that New Delhi has yet to secure a lasting foothold in Europe’s defence market. Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh cited a Bloomberg report last Friday stating that India had become the third-largest arms exporter to Europe under the “ReArm Europe” initiative – also known as Readiness 2030 – largely because of ammunition demand. Bloomberg, citing...

Populism’s next chapter is being written in continental Eur…
Since 2016, the story of populism in the rich world has been dominated by the UK and the US — by the UK’s vote for Brexit and the US’ election of Donald Trump, not once, which might have been put down to naivete, but twice — but things are about to change: Over the next year populism is likely to fa



