EU to challenge China's rare earths dominance
EU industry chief Stephane Sejourne declares Europe must break dependence on China's rare earths, calling export controls a 'racket'. New strategy coming December 3.
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Chinese mining CEO arrested in Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyz authorities detain Chinese CEO of gold mining firm accused of major environmental damage amid growing anti-China sentiment. Read full details.
Afro-Latin Dance Festival Lights Up Abuja
The 13th West Africa Afro-Latin Dance Festival concluded successfully in Abuja, celebrating cultural exchange and honoring dance innovator Buddy Doubara Agedah as Best African Dance Innovator.
China's Bitcoin Mining Resurgence Despite Official Ban
Bitcoin mining quietly returns to China despite 2021 ban, accounting for 14% of global activity. Discover how cheap electricity and data center boom fuel this underground resurgence.
Tomorrowland makes China debut with Shanghai event
Global festival giant Tomorrowland debuts in China with a Shanghai indoor event, betting on the country's growing electronic dance music scene and young urban consumers.
Nigeria, U.S. Officials Meet to Strengthen Security Ties
Following high-level talks, Nigerian lawmakers affirm commitment to U.S. partnership for tackling insecurity. Both nations agree on boosting counterinsurgency support and human rights.
Japan businesses shrug off China travel warning impact
Japanese tourism businesses remain optimistic despite China's travel advisory. While some hotels see cancellations, retailers report minimal impact as local customers fill the gap.
Nigerian Man's First Day Regret Moving to China
A Nigerian man shares his shocking experience of regretting his move to China from day one due to language barriers, hotel rejections, and communication issues. Read his full story.
Mayor of Housing Urges Akwa Ibom Business Resilience
My-ACE China advises Akwa Ibom businesses to think creatively despite government challenges. Investors highlight CofO delays, ease of doing business issues affecting local entrepreneurship.
Man Wins 'World's Laziest' Title in China Bed Contest
A man in China has been crowned the 'world's laziest man' after winning a 'bed rotting' competition that lasted over 33 hours. Discover how 240 competitors battled in this unusual lie-flat contest.
China pledges reliable rare earth supply to Germany
Germany's Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil obtained China's commitment for reliable rare earth supplies during his Beijing visit. This breakthrough addresses critical supply chain concerns for German manufacturers.
Nvidia posts $57B revenue amid AI chip demand surge
Nvidia beats earnings expectations with $57 billion quarterly revenue as AI chip demand reaches unprecedented levels. CEO Jensen Huang addresses China market challenges.
China, Netherlands Resolve Nexperia Chip Dispute
The Netherlands suspends takeover of Chinese-owned Nexperia in goodwill gesture. China welcomes move as first step to resolve semiconductor supply chain tensions. Read latest developments.
Dutch suspend Nexperia takeover in China goodwill move
The Netherlands has suspended its proposed takeover of Chinese-owned chip maker Nexperia as a goodwill gesture toward Beijing. Learn how this decision affects global chip supply chains.
China Overtakes US as Germany's Top Trade Partner
China has reclaimed its position as Germany's number one trading partner, dethroning the US amid new tariffs. Discover the economic implications for global trade.
Tinubu to attend G20 Summit in South Africa, AU-EU in Angola
President Bola Tinubu embarks on a two-nation diplomatic mission to South Africa and Angola for international summits. Discover the agenda and public reaction.
Trade Tensions Overshadow COP30 Climate Negotiations
Climate negotiations at COP30 face new challenges as trade disputes over carbon taxes and Chinese EV tariffs threaten global cooperation on emissions reduction targets.
Japan-China dispute sinks tourism stocks, threatens economy
Japanese tourism stocks plunge as China warns citizens against travel amid political tensions over Taiwan comments. Chinese tourists spent $3.8 billion in Japan last quarter.
Banjo's Book Explores Cultural Diplomacy Power
Discover how Professor Adewale Banjo's groundbreaking book 'How Cultural Diplomacy Works' transforms global relations through cultural exchange. Learn why culture matters in diplomacy today!
Senator Warns US Losing Clean Tech Race to China
US Senator Sheldon Whitehouse claims Trump's policies are causing America to fall behind China in solar, wind, and EV technologies. Read the full analysis.
Cartier Owner Richemont Reports €10.6B Sales Amid Asia Recovery
Swiss luxury group Richemont, owner of Cartier, reports strong €10.6 billion sales driven by jewellery demand and Asian market recovery. Discover how luxury sector navigates economic challenges.
China Retail Sales Growth Slowest in Over a Year
China's retail sales grew at just 2.9% in October 2025, the slowest pace in over a year, highlighting persistent consumer challenges. Discover the economic implications.
Mexico Auto Industry Fears US-China Tariff Impact
Mexico's massive car industry fears US tariff war will disrupt essential Chinese parts supply, threatening a key export sector. Learn how this impacts global trade.
EU Ends Duty-Free Chinese Imports Under €150
EU states agree to remove duty exemption on small parcels from China to combat unfair competition. New €2 handling fee and earlier 2026 implementation planned.
Turkish TV Dramas Reshape Bangladesh Relations
Turkish television dramas are transforming Bangladesh's cultural landscape while strengthening diplomatic ties between the Muslim nations. Discover how pop culture influences international relations.
China removes gay dating apps Blued, Finka from App Store
Apple confirms removal of Blued and Finka apps in China following government directive. The move impacts the LGBT community as censorship increases. Read more.
Idem sponsors Akwa Ibom youths for China training
Rep. Unyime Idem sponsors four Akwa Ibom youths for advanced Eco-Leather and Digital Security training in China, boosting global skills development.
Apple Removes Gay Dating Apps from China App Store
Apple has removed Blued and Finka, China's top gay dating apps, following orders from internet regulators. Learn how this affects LGBTQ+ rights in China.
Burger King Plans to Double Stores in China
Burger King forms a $350M joint venture to double its restaurants in China within five years, challenging McDonald's and KFC. Read more about this major expansion.
G7 Talks: Ukraine Aid & Critical Minerals on Agenda
G7 foreign ministers meet in Canada to address funding for Ukraine's war effort and counter China's dominance in critical mineral supply chains. Key global partners join the talks.
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