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Iranian crude reportedly moved through Malaysian waters before reaching China, highlighting the Indo-Pacific dimension of Tehran's oil trade. During the one-month truce, when the United States lifted its blockade on Iranian oil exports and allowed Iranian shipping to resume, Tehran exported an estimated $6 billion worth of crude oil to
Hong Kong’s Retail Collapse: Busy Streets, Empty Shops
“How did Hong Kong end up like this?” The question has been asked with growing frequency in recent...
China’s Economic Model Shows Signs of Breakdown as Hardship Looms
By Yin Hua China entered 2026 with little sense of renewal. Instead, the new year opened under the...
Growing Signs of Public Awakening Suggest China May Be Entering a Key Turning Point
By Vision Times TV As 2026 unfolds, subtle but unmistakable shifts are taking place within Chinese...
‘This Is Not a Crisis, but Death’: A Shanghai Commentator on the Chinese Economy
By Wu Hongsen A collapsing property market, high unemployment, shrinking consumption, falling corporate...
Factories Close, Workers Sleep on the Streets: Dongguan’s Vanishing Workforce Raises Hard Questions
Changqing Street was once one of Dongguan’s busiest commercial areas. Today, it feels unusually quiet...
Why Starbucks and Burger King Are Selling Major Stakes in China
The Chinese Communist Party’s flagship journal Qiushi recently published an article titled “Expanding...
Shenzhen Leads Guangdong’s Economic Slump as Growth Falters in Guangzhou and Beyond
As China’s economic slowdown deepens, signs of contraction are increasingly visible in Guangdong—long...
China’s ‘Semiconductor Manhattan Project’ Tests the Limits of a State-Driven Model
By Jin Yan, Vision Times As 2025 draws to a close, a Reuters investigative report has revealed "secret...
China’s Economy in Collapse: CCP Insider Warns of Deepening Crisis
By Li Muzi, Vision Times China’s economy continues to deteriorate, marked by a collapsing property...