Hua Chunying, who borrowed the design of the lintel of the US Supreme Court, posted a question: Isn’t this ironic? | Blog Post

Over the past period of time, the United States has ostensibly used the guise of cooperation and development on many issues, but secretly has constantly provoked other countries and regions to confront China. Hua Chunying, Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs of China, posted on Twitter on the evening of the 9th, taking the lintel sculpture … Read more

US media: Energy crisis spills over to emerging economies in Europe and Asia | Blog Post

The energy crisis in Europe has not only made the local people face a severe winter, but also hit the emerging economies of Asia. Bloomberg published a few days ago that the financially stronger Europe not only took LNG spot from these countries, but also hit their energy transition efforts. “The battle for LNG is … Read more

Britons chop wood for heating, chainsaw sales soar, pubs light candles to save electricity “back to the 18th century” | Blog Post

Soaring energy prices in the UK are forcing some struggling Britons to explore new ways to keep warm. The British “Daily Mail” reported that Britons bought more than 35,000 stoves from April to June, and sales surged 40% from 25,000 in the same period last year. The stoves, priced from £300 to £4,000, are mainly … Read more

The EU’s plan to cap Russian oil and gas prices has been frustrated one after another. Orban: European countries are shooting themselves in the foot | Blog Post

The EU’s plan to cap Russia’s energy prices has suffered successive setbacks. Bloomberg quoted sources as saying on September 26 that the European Union plans to delay setting a price cap on Russian oil due to opposition from countries including Cyprus and Hungary. Just two weeks ago, a leaked EU draft suggested that the EU … Read more

U.S. traditional ally the Philippines defected to buy Russian energy Marcos: National interests first | Blog post

After India, another Asian ally of the United States has defected, indicating the purchase of Russian energy. Philippine President Marcos Jr. said in an exclusive interview with “Bloomberg” that due to the aggressive interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve and the lack of a basis for the Philippine peso to appreciate, the Philippine government … Read more

Korean food prices “ride on the rocket” Chinese kimchi to the rescue | Blog Post

According to Korean media reports on the 20th, extreme weather such as rare high temperature, heavy rain and typhoon has caused the price of Korean cabbage to “ride on a rocket”, reaching a level of 9,000 won (about 50 Hong Kong dollars) this week. Under this circumstance, many South Koreans gave up pickling kimchi themselves, … Read more

Missing China’s huge investment, former Australian trade minister criticizes Morrison for politicizing Australia-China economic and trade relations | Blog Post

“The Australian” reported on the 14th that former Australian Trade and Investment Minister Andrew Robb (Andrew Robb) recently said that as Chinese investors fear that Australia’s Foreign Investment and Review Board (FIRB) will reject their investment plans for political reasons, cause Australia to miss out on a lot of potential investment. In particular, Rob criticized … Read more