China unveils the Rudong EVx gravity battery in partnership with Switzerland’s Energy Vault—an innovative leap in renewable energy storage that could transform global energy systems and fuel sustainable growth.
The EU faces rising pressure from both the US and China as trade tensions grow, with tariffs looming and diplomatic ties tested. Can Europe navigate the divide?
Former U.S. President Donald Trump threatens a 50% tariff on Brazilian imports and criticizes the prosecution of Jair Bolsonaro, escalating tensions with Brazil over trade, digital policies, and political interference.
Microsoft and OpenAI's billion-dollar alliance is unraveling amid legal threats, power struggles, and diverging AI strategies—setting the stage for a dramatic split in 2025.
The Bank of England is expected to maintain interest rates at 4.25% as inflation remains elevated. Explore how this decision affects the UK economy, borrowers, and global markets.
Japan's exports fell 1.7% in May, marking the first decline in eight months as U.S. auto tariffs take effect. With no trade deal in place, automakers like Toyota absorb rising costs, raising fears of further pressure on Japan’s fragile economy.
The EU maintains its firm stance against the U.S.'s proposed 10% global tariff as trade talks continue. With a July deadline looming, a breakthrough or breakdown may redefine transatlantic relations.
China invests $150B to build a self-reliant chip industry by 2027, aiming to localize all auto semiconductors and disrupt global tech supply chains.
China successfully extracts 99.9% pure rubidium from brine, reshaping global supply chains and boosting its tech, energy, and economic resilience.
Europe plans to end Russian gas contracts by 2026 without full member consent. What does it mean for the EU economy, Russia, and global energy markets?