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Canada, an American pawn, announced that it would impose a 100% tariff on Chinese-made electric cars

2024-08-28

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on the same day that from October 1 this year, it will impose 100% tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles. Starting October 15, a 25% tariff will also be imposed on steel and aluminum products made

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MSC Australia New Zealand Line WALLABY first flight arrived at Xiamen port

2024-08-28

With the MSC ELENI entering Xiamen Port and successfully docking at berth 2# of Xiamen International Container Terminal, it marks the successful first voyage of the Australia-New Zealand Line operated by Mediterranean shipping (route code: WAL) to Xi

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Scandinavian Airlines cabin crew have gone on strike after pay talks failed

Sas cabin crew strike after pay talks fail

2024-08-28

According to Reuters, on August 23 local time, after pay negotiations broke down, the cabin crew of Norwegian Scandinavian Airlines went on strike, demanding higher pay and better working conditions.

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Air Canada pilots have approved a strike as early as next month

Air Canada pilots received 98% of the votes in favor of a strike on September 17

2024-08-28

The Air Canada pilots Association, which represents the airline's more than 5,400 pilots, said on Thursday they could strike as early as Sept. 17 after an overwhelming 98 percent vote to authorize a strike, plus a 21-day cooling-off period.

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Notice on Simplified requirements for Submission of documents for Transport of Goods through Third Parties under Preferential Trade Arrangements

2024-08-27

In order to implement the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and other preferential trade arrangements in high quality, the General Administration of Customs has decided to further simplify the requirements for the submission of prefe

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Bangladesh suffered the worst flooding, disrupting imports and exports

2024-08-27

Flooding caused by persistent monsoon rains and swollen rivers in Bangladesh has killed at least 23 people and affected more than 5.5 million, leaving highways waist-deep in water and causing 40km of traffic jams.

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China's first zero-carbon coal terminal pilot project has been launched in Huanghua Port

2024-08-27

National Energy Group Huanghua Port Company released the zero carbon port construction plan, marking the official start of the zero carbon port construction in the coal port area of Huanghua Port, and promoting the port's development from green and l

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A cargo ship carrying scrap metal ran aground and shipping lanes have been restored

2024-08-27

The Dutch freighter Heemskerkgraacht suffered engine failure while veering into a channel in the St. Lawrence Seaway and ran aground in the Karnahuac region near Montreal, Quebec, Canada, causing a partial blockage of its voyage.

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The Port of Hamburg handled more than 3.8 million containers in the first half of the year

2024-08-27

Container throughput at the Port of Hamburg in the first half of 2024 remained stable, with 3.8 million TEUs handled and 55.9 million tonnes of seaport cargo handled, almost the same as in the first half of last year (down 0.3%).

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The Ministry of Commerce responded to the United States by adding a number of Chinese entities to the list of export controlled entities

The United States has added a number of Chinese entities to its "entity list" of export controls, the Ministry of Commerce has responded

2024-08-27

The US has added a number of Chinese entities to its "entity list" of export control on the pretext of being involved in Russia. The spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce was responding to a question about the US adding a number of Chinese entitie

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