Xiaomi Electric Cars Catch Fire—2 Cases in 1 Day

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President Donald Trump addressed the World Economic Forum in Switzerland on Wednesday, including the U.S.–China AI race and his plans for Greenland, which he says are driven by perceived threats from China and Russia: “We probably won’t get anything unless I decide to use excessive strength and force, where we would be, frankly, unstoppable. But I won’t do that.”

China has imported enough soybeans from the United States to meet what the United States required Beijing to fulfill—and it involved two Chinese state-run companies.

Are Chinese electric cars safe? Reports claim two EVs from well-known Chinese brand Xiaomi exploded in a single day. What was the cause?

China says its economy grew 5 percent last year amid weak consumer demand and a housing market slump. Experts are casting doubt on the figure.

China’s latest death toll is sparking questions. Why is last year’s death toll even higher than during the COVID-19 pandemic, when funeral homes were overwhelmed?

1. Trump Says He Will Not Use Force to Take Greenland
2. China Reaches US Soybean Target Set in Trade Truce
3. Xiaomi Electric Cars Catch Fire—2 Cases in 1 Day
4. Chinese-Made Cars Boom in Mexico Despite 50% Tariffs
5. Expert Casts Doubt on China’s 5% GDP Growth in 2025
6. China’s 2025 Death Toll Surpasses COVID-19 Pandemic
7. EU Could Follow US in Banning Chinese Telecom Tech
8. China Plays Major Role in Sustaining Iran’s Economy
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