Other Briefings
The Top US States Trading with China: Measuring Exposure to the Trade War
2024 trade data highlights uneven state-level exposure to China and underscores how shifting trade dynamics create varying levels of economic impact across the country.
US and China Reach Trade Concessions Following Trump-Xi Meeting: Outcomes and Implications
The meeting in Busan produced a series of trade de-escalation measures, including tariff reductions and the suspension of rare earth export controls and port fees, offering temporary relief to businesses.
How Will China’s Rare Earth Export Controls Impact Industries and Businesses?
China has imposed new restrictions on the export of certain rare earth products, extending oversight to items produced abroad using Chinese technology and materials, potentially further disrputing global supply chains.
Empowering Data Compliance Through Technology: Building Scalable Governance in China
Data compliance in China requires more than policy – it demands operational capability supported by technology. Digital tools help enterprises reduce risk and achieve resilient governance.
China-Germany Trade and Investment Outlook 2026: Strategic Shifts in Technology, Supply Chains, and Green Industry
China and Germany are entering a new phase of pragmatic economic engagement driven by technology and sustainability. Despite geopolitical headwinds, sectors like EVs, hydrogen energy, and automation offer strong growth potential.
Revisions to China’s Cybersecurity Law: Strengthened Oversight and Alignment with Emerging Technologies
The new amendment to – in effect January 1 – includes new AI provisions, higher penalties, and closer alignment with China’s broader data and security regulatory framework.
China International Import Expo (CIIE) 2025 Kicks Off in Shanghai Today
CIIE 2025 is China’s largest import-focused trade event to date, featuring expanded exhibition areas and upgraded facilitation measures.
China Further Expands the 240-Hour Visa-Free Transit Policy to 65 Ports
Effective June 12, 2025, nationals of Indonesia shall be eligible for China’s 240-hour visa-free transit policy, bringing the list of eligible countries to 55.
