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China’s Global Cleantech Investments Exceed $100 Billion, Driving International Trade Opportunities

International Trade

October 2, 2024

Chinese investments in clean energy technology abroad have surpassed $100 billion since 2023, marking a significant boost for global trade and collaboration in the cleantech sector, according to research from Climate Energy Finance (CEF). This surge highlights China’s expanding role in supporting the global transition to sustainable energy, with its overseas projects driving growth in […]

Brazil’s Fruit Export Industry Poised for Growth, Tapping into Global Demand

Brazil, International Trade

October 2, 2024

Brazil, a global leader in fruit production, is gearing up to expand its presence in the international market. While the country contributed less than 1% to global fruit exports last year, with $1.2 billion in exports, there is immense potential for growth. As the third-largest fruit producer worldwide, Brazil's abundant supply of tropical fruits like [...]

EU Officials Propose Measures to Strengthen Defense Industry Cooperation

Europe, Geopolitics, News

March 5, 2024

Top European Union officials unveiled plans on Tuesday to enhance collaboration within the continent’s defense industry, citing the need for increased joint procurement of weapons among member countries. The European Commission, the EU’s executive body, proposed allocating 1.5 billion euros ($1.63 billion) to incentivize collective purchases from European firms and foster the development of new […]

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