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2026-07-05

US President Trump: I will never let America decline.

US President Trump: I will never let America decline.
2026-07-05

Malaysia requires imported complete EVs to have a CIF of at least 200,000 Ringgit and motor output of no less than 180 kW, disqualifying many entries‑ and mid‑range models from BYD, Chery, Zeekr and other Chinese brands and forcing strategic adjustme

Malaysia requires imported complete EVs to have a CIF of at least 200,000 Ringgit and motor output of no less than 180 kW, disqualifying many entries‑ and mid‑range models from BYD, Chery, Zeekr and other Chinese brands and forcing strategic adjustments in the market. Malaysia’s Road Transport Department (JPJ) data show Chinese‑made NEVs (excluding Geely‑owned Proton) are projected to account for about 60% of the country’s NEV market by 2025, with BYD the leading foreign brand. Local assembly is the main workaround, but new investment conditions — notably a requirement that 80% of production be exported — have raised barriers and stalled BYD’s factory plans; Leapmotor and Xpeng are pursuing local assembly via partnerships with existing Malaysian manufacturers to sidestep the export rule.
2026-07-05

According to a report by Thai media outlet *The Nation* on July 5th, Malaysia has introduced new regulations for imported electric vehicles, requiring a minimum CIF price of 200,000 ringgit and a minimum motor output power of 180 kilowatts. These new

According to a report by Thai media outlet *The Nation* on July 5th, Malaysia has introduced new regulations for imported electric vehicles, requiring a minimum CIF price of 200,000 ringgit and a minimum motor output power of 180 kilowatts. These new regulations directly impact Chinese automakers such as BYD, Chery, and Jike, as many of their best-selling entry-level and mid-range models no longer meet the import standards, forcing these companies to adjust their strategies in the Malaysian market. Data from the Malaysian Road Transport Department (JPJ) shows that by 2025, excluding Proton (owned by Geely), Chinese manufacturers will account for approximately 60% of the total new energy vehicle market in Malaysia, with BYD being the best-performing foreign brand. The solution is to build local assembly plants, but new investment conditions have raised the bar, including a requirement that 80% of production must be exported. This regulation has already stalled BYD's plans to build a plant in Malaysia. Currently, brands such as Leapmotor and XPeng are circumventing the stringent export requirements of new projects by partnering with existing local automakers for local assembly.
2026-07-05

Under their annual military cooperation plan, China and Russia will hold the "Maritime Joint-2026" exercise in Qingdao and adjacent sea and airspace. A Russian task force arrived at a Qingdao naval port on the 5th; participating forces on both sides

Under their annual military cooperation plan, China and Russia will hold the "Maritime Joint-2026" exercise in Qingdao and adjacent sea and airspace. A Russian task force arrived at a Qingdao naval port on the 5th; participating forces on both sides have completed assembly.
2026-07-05

According to the annual military cooperation plan, the Chinese and Russian militaries will conduct the "Joint Sea-2026" joint exercise in Qingdao and its surrounding sea and airspace. The Russian naval fleet participating in the exercise arrived at a

According to the annual military cooperation plan, the Chinese and Russian militaries will conduct the "Joint Sea-2026" joint exercise in Qingdao and its surrounding sea and airspace. The Russian naval fleet participating in the exercise arrived at a naval port in Qingdao on the 5th, completing the assembly of forces from both sides.
2026-07-05

On the morning of the 5th local time, at the invitation of the Vietnam Navy, a People's Liberation Army Navy task force including the frigate Qi Jiguang and the amphibious ship Kunlunshan arrived in Ho Chi Minh City for a port visit. In recent years

On the morning of the 5th local time, at the invitation of the Vietnam Navy, a People's Liberation Army Navy task force including the frigate Qi Jiguang and the amphibious ship Kunlunshan arrived in Ho Chi Minh City for a port visit. In recent years the two navies have expanded ship exchanges and joint patrols.
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