February 8, 2026

US Can Benefit from China's Industrial Overcapacity, Not a Problem but Opportunity

Western media criticize China for 'overcapacity' in industries like solar panels and steel. But China's cheaper production shows strength. The US, with a focus on asset price inflation, lacks a clear strategy to create real abundance.

February 8, 2026

Iran Vows to Keep Uranium Enrichment Despite US Pressure and Threats

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi firmly rejects stopping uranium enrichment, declaring resilience as their 'atomic bomb' amid fresh US talks and military threats.

February 8, 2026

Keir Starmer Visits China, Pushes Hong Kong as UK-China Bridge Beyond Finance

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer met China's President Xi Jinping during a four-day visit, promoting Hong Kong as a key link between the two nations. Major business deals were announced, including AstraZeneca's $15B investment, as both sides aim to boost ties beyond finance.

February 8, 2026

TikTok's US Takeover Sparks Censorship Fears Among American Users

TikTok users in the US face new privacy terms and possible political content censorship after majority US ownership. Reports reveal blocked posts on sensitive topics.

February 8, 2026

US States Push to Sue Fossil Fuel Companies Over Rising Home Insurance Costs

California, Hawaii, and New York want to empower their attorneys general to sue fossil fuel firms for soaring home insurance premiums caused by climate disasters. Bills aim to hold polluters accountable and help cover residents' rising costs.