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Inside the Surge of Chinese Families to Thailand’s International Schools
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Nepal PM Kicks off China Visit Eyeing Investment Deals
Nepal's prime minister was in Beijing on Tuesday to meet Chinese leaders, seeking to expand infrastructure cooperation after breaking with the longstanding tradition of new leaders making their first official visit to neighboring India. Khadga Prasad Sharma Oli, who returned to ...
Taiwan’s Lai Kicks off Marshall Islands Visit as China Fumes
By Akio WANG Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te arrived in the Marshall Islands on Tuesday after visiting the United States at the first stop of a Pacific tour that angered Chinese leaders. The Marshall Islands is ...
Biden in Angola for First Visit to Sub-Saharan Africa as President
Joe Biden arrived in Angola Monday on the first and only trip to sub-Saharan Africa during his presidency, which intended to underline U.S. ambitions in Africa amid significant investment from China. The U.S. leader, who hands over to Donald Trump on ...
Fishermen conduct abalone management and protection operations at sea in the waters of Xiaocheng Town, Lianjiang County, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, China, on March 14, 2026. (Photo by Costfoto/NurPhoto) (Photo by CFOTO / NurPhoto / NurPhoto via AFP)
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Work to Resume at India iPhone Plant After Factory Fire
An Indian factory producing iPhone components was resuming work on Thursday after a fire halted production. This is the third blaze to disrupt Apple's local supply chain since the start of last year. India has pitched itself as an emerging manufacturing ...
Details of Kenya’s New Chinese Loan Emerge
Kenya will use a new loan from China to advance work on 16 different road projects, said a senior Treasury official. Kenya signed a new $279 million loan agreement with China Development Bank on the sidelines of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation in September. ...
China’s Role in the DR Congo Cobalt Supply Chain: Who’s Who?
This report serves as a companion piece to CGSP’s Interactive Cobalt Tracker. While the map provides detailed, up-to-date data on the cobalt industry in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, this report offers the broader context needed to understand that data.
“No Clear Evidence” that Vietnam Facilitates Chinese Exports to the U.S.: IMF
An investigation by the International Monetary Fund has found no clear evidence that Vietnam is used as a waystation to facilitate Chinese imports to the United States. The study examined backward trade linkages with China in Vietnamese exports to the United ...
Nickel Nexus: Indonesia’s China-Backed Nickel-to-Battery Ambition
This report serves as a companion piece to CGSP’s Nickel Tracking Map. While the map provides detailed, up-to-date data on Indonesia's nickel industry, this report offers the broader context needed to understand that data. It traces the evolution of the industry, examines China’s involvement, and analyzes ...
Roundtable: What the China-Africa Forum Means for Clean Energy in Africa
By Tom Baxter Over 50 African heads of state gathered in Beijing on 4-6 September for the 9th Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC). As per tradition, the triennial meeting concluded with an action plan and a declaration.
Beyond the Belt and Road? What’s next for the EU in Latin America
Last year, the European Union renewed its economic and strategic interest in Latin America by announcing investments of EUR 45 billion (USD 48.7 billion), seen by many as a way to regain influence in the face of China’s growing presence in the region.
Vietnam Names China in Protesting “Brutal” Attack on Fishing Crew
Vietnam’s Foreign Ministry blamed Chinese law enforcement for a violent attack on a Vietnamese fishing crew in the disputed South China Sea on Sunday. Ten fishers were reportedly beaten with metal bars, and about $20,000 worth of equipment and fish were taken in ...
China Urges World Powers to Prevent Middle East Situation ‘Deteriorating’
China urged world powers on Wednesday to prevent the situation in the Middle East from "further deteriorating" following the latest escalation in the region. "The Chinese side calls on the international community, especially major influential powers, to truly play a constructive ...
Vietnam Condemns China’s ‘Brutal Behavior’ in Fisher Attack
Vietnam's foreign ministry condemned on Wednesday China's "brutal behavior" during a violent attack on Vietnamese fishers in the disputed South China Sea. The ten fishermen were reportedly beaten with iron bars and robbed of thousands of dollars worth of fish and ...