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Ukrainian drone strike on Russia's Bryansk region; regional governor said two killed and five injured.
2026-10-31
Ukrainian drone strike on Russia's Bryansk region; regional governor said two killed and five injured.
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2026-10-31
At the Oct. 29–30 China Embraces the World automotive forum, Zhao Fuquan, director of Tsinghua University’s Institute of Automotive Industry and Technology Strategy, said tariffs, geopolitical risk, weak after‑sales networks and poor residual‑value m
At the Oct. 29–30 China Embraces the World automotive forum, Zhao Fuquan, director of Tsinghua University’s Institute of Automotive Industry and Technology Strategy, said tariffs, geopolitical risk, weak after‑sales networks and poor residual‑value management are increasingly constraining overseas expansion. He warned Southeast Asia is already seeing price wars and market inward‑competition, so carmakers can no longer rely on going abroad to escape domestic pressure. Zhao said globalization must prioritize global resources coordination, cross‑region platform reuse, autonomous regional profitability and two‑way innovation flows. Carmakers should establish a four‑layer global operating model—strategy, capabilities, operations and safeguards—and use new joint ventures as a key tool, adopting market‑by‑market, barrier‑sensitive strategies and shifting focus from scale expansion to profitability and sustainable growth.
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On Oct. 30 Canada’s federal government designated Vancouver’s Roberts Bank Terminal 2 a national interest project to raise port throughput, diversify trade and cut reliance on U.S. exports. Transport Canada said the CAD5.9 bln (about USD4.2 bln) proj
On Oct. 30 Canada’s federal government designated Vancouver’s Roberts Bank Terminal 2 a national interest project to raise port throughput, diversify trade and cut reliance on U.S. exports. Transport Canada said the CAD5.9 bln (about USD4.2 bln) project would lift Vancouver’s container capacity by roughly 50%, adding ~2.4 mln TEU and supporting up to CAD100 bln of annual trade. The design aims to provide regulatory certainty and could accelerate commercial operations to 2035—up to four years earlier than previously planned—supporting a government target to double exports to non-U.S. markets by 2035.
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