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What European Carmakers Lose When Chinese EV Makers Move In
Europe’s automotive industry is facing a challenge that goes far beyond excess factory capacity. As Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers establish production inside Europe, the debate is no longer simply about tariffs, jobs, or keeping factories open. It is about who will control the technology, supply chains, and industrial future of one of Europe’s most important […]
Chinese Biosimilars Go Global: From Domestic Success to International Competition
For years, China was known primarily as a manufacturer of generic medicines and active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs). Today, a new generation of Chinese biopharmaceutical companies is moving into one of the pharmaceutical industry’s most demanding markets: biosimilars. Their ambitions extend far beyond China. Companies are securing approvals in Europe, the United States, Canada, and emerging […]
The Denza Z: A Chinese Electric Supercar That’s Shaking Up the Auto World
The world of electric mobility just reached a new level. With the Denza Z, a brand under the BYD umbrella has unveiled an all-electric supercar that aims to take on established players from Europe and the United States. Power, acceleration, and charging times are setting new benchmarks — and it’s doing so with surprisingly different […]
China Shock 2.0: The Cost of Germany’s Complacency
A major new report by Sander Tordoir and Brad Setser (Centre for European Reform / Council on Foreign Relations, May 2026) warns that Germany – and by extension much of European manufacturing – is facing a severe second wave of disruption from China’s export machine. The Scale of the Problem Germany’s economy is in a […]
Chine beats Space X
China has achieved an impressive technological breakthrough in the global race for reusable launch vehicles. With the maiden flight of the “Long March 10B,” the country demonstrated a novel method for recovering the first stage — in a way that has captured worldwide attention. Successful First Flight with an Unusual Recovery The state-owned “Long March […]
Brazil’s Búzios Oil Field Reaches 1.2 Million Barrels Per Day. A New Energy Superpower Emerges
Brazil’s offshore oil industry has reached another milestone. Petrobras announced that its flagship Búzios field produced more than 1.2 million barrels of oil per day on June 26, reinforcing its position as one of the world’s most productive oil fields. What makes the announcement remarkable is not just the size of the field—but the speed […]
Europe’s Auto Industry at a Crossroads: Is China Becoming Its Lifeline or Its Successor?
For decades, Europe’s automotive industry represented engineering excellence. German precision, French innovation, Italian design, and Swedish safety defined global standards. Today, however, many of Europe’s largest automakers find themselves in an unfamiliar position: turning to Chinese competitors for technology, manufacturing expertise, and even production capacity. The irony is striking. Only twenty years ago, Western automakers […]
Iran Conflict: Why Brazil Could Be Both a Winner and a Loser from a Strait of Hormuz Crisis
When tensions rise in the Middle East, most people immediately think about higher gasoline prices or disruptions to global oil supplies. But the economic consequences extend far beyond the energy sector. Few countries illustrate this better than Brazil. At first glance, Brazil could actually benefit from an escalation in the region. Higher crude oil prices […]