China and the European Union are seeking to ease trade tensions after talks in Beijing, but disputes over trade imbalances, electric vehicles, technology restrictions and chemicals remain unresolved.

China will resume refined fuel exports in October after a pause during the National Day holiday, with approved shipments potentially easing tight regional markets for diesel, gasoline and jet fuel.

China's consumer trade-in programs generated 33.5 billion yuan in sales during the National Day holiday, led by purchases of home appliances, vehicles and digital products.

China has issued guidelines to accelerate artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing and low-altitude industries while strengthening technology monitoring, safety standards and accountability for ...

China has allocated 550 billion yuan in unused government debt quotas to support local government operations and infrastructure investment amid weak consumption and a prolonged property downturn.

Un nombre, mil voces brings together photographs, names and stories of people who have disappeared in Mexico. Representatives of the Mexican Church presented the book to Pope Leo XIV.

Mexico’s Foreign Ministry said it has no reports of Mexicans affected by the 7.7-magnitude earthquake in Panama and is maintaining consular assistance in Panama and Costa Rica.

Tania Morales Olvera will assume the presidency of COPRED for the 2026-2030 term, with the challenge of strengthening support for victims, preventing discrimination and coordinating with civil society ...

Clara Brugada said Mexico City will not raise its property tax following the Chamber of Deputies’ general approval of legislation to harmonize cadastral and property records.

The suspension of federal judge María Citlallic Vizcaya Zamudio has drawn criticism from JUFED and revived debate over judicial independence and the limits of disciplinary powers.

The Senate announced a lighting ceremony for World Menopause Day to highlight women’s health needs during menopause, although it has not yet released a time or confirmed that the event took place.

Michael Sentonas, president of endpoint security company CrowdStrike argued that a slow down won't address the core security concerns.