February 7, 2026

Ukraine Turns to Chinese Batteries Amid Russian Attacks to Keep Lights On

With Russia targeting Ukraine's power grid, Ukrainians are buying Chinese batteries and emergency supplies in large numbers. Despite China’s close ties with Russia, trade with Ukraine remains strong as people seek reliable power during blackouts.

February 7, 2026

Bangladesh Booted from T20 World Cup Over Security Fears, Leaving Fans Heartbroken

Bangladesh has been expelled from the T20 World Cup after refusing to play in India due to security worries. The decision divides opinion in Dhaka but players deeply regret missing out on the tournament and career chances.

February 7, 2026

UK-China pact boosts London as top offshore yuan hub with new clearing bank

UK and China deepen financial ties through a new agreement that names a yuan clearing bank in London. The pact enhances cross-listings and green finance, boosting yuan’s global use.

February 7, 2026

Canada and France Open Greenland Consulates in Show of Support Against Trump’s Threats

Canada and France have opened consulates in Greenland’s capital Nuuk to back the local government. This move comes amid US President Trump’s past threats to control Greenland’s strategic Arctic island. Both countries send a clear message of solidarity, emphasizing Greenland’s autonomy and opposing any US takeover.

February 7, 2026

China-Canada Canola Trade Sees Cautious Revival Amid USMCA Talks

China has restarted canola imports from Canada, sparking hope for producers. But insiders warn that without clear long-term guarantees and with USMCA talks ahead, the deal's future remains uncertain.