The thirst for profit from the dream of "turning trash into gold" is pushing Chinese businesses into a fierce migration abroad as domestic incinerators fall into a "garbage starvation" situation.

Europe is facing intense pressure from the US and a wave of global innovation, forcing the EU to reconsider the regulations that created the “Brussels Effect”. Is the EU’s normative power faltering?

With significant advantages in output, Vietnamese agricultural enterprises are striving to enter a new phase of development — shifting from raw products to deep processing to create higher and more sustainable added value.

Rapid growth in digital platforms and ample room for export growth are opening fresh opportunities for Vietnamese businesses to break through via e-commerce.

Viet Nam's textile and garment industry is accelerating strongly to reach the 2025 target with an estimated export turnover of 46 billion USD in the context of many difficulties in the world market.

According to Singapore's maritimefairtrade.org website, seaports in Southeast Asia, especially in Viet Nam and Malaysia, are witnessing strong growth due to changes in the global trade landscape stemming from US President Donald Trump's policy of imposing additional tariffs on Chinese goods.

Although international trade faces many fluctuations, especially from the US tariff policy and supply chain disruptions, Viet Nam's import-export turnover is expected to exceed 900 billion USD this year.

The European Commission plans to restrict exports of rare earth waste and battery scrap that can be recycled from early 2026 as part of its push to secure critical raw materials used in electric cars, wind turbines and semiconductors.

President Donald Trump may decide to withdraw from the United States-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement (USMCA) next year, according to Politico.

The EVFTA has brought many strong development opportunities for the Vietnamese seafood industry in general and export enterprises in particular.