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ECONOMY

China to Ban Hidden Door Handles on Vehicles Starting in 2027 Amid Safety Concerns

Wednesday, Feb 04

China is set to ban hidden car door handles by 2027 to enhance safety after several accidents.

ECONOMY

EU Relaxes 2035 Ban on Combustion Engine Cars to Support Auto Industry

Wednesday, Dec 17

The EU's decision to relax its 2035 combustion engine ban raises concerns about environmental commitments while aiming to support the struggling auto industry.

TECHNOLOGY

China's Small Manufacturers Evolve with Incremental Automation

Sunday, Dec 14

Chinese small manufacturers are gradually adopting automation to enhance productivity while addressing the challenges of job displacement and financial constraints.

ECONOMY

Mexico Approves Up to 50% Tariffs on Imports from China and India

Friday, Dec 12

Mexico's new tariff regime affects imports from China and India, primarily targeting the automotive and manufacturing sectors.

ECONOMY

Trump Administration Proposes Key Rollback of Vehicle Fuel Economy Standards

Thursday, Dec 04

Trump's administration proposes significant rollbacks on vehicle fuel economy standards that are anticipated to affect costs and environmental policies.

POLITICS

Trump Declares All Biden Autopen-Signed Documents Invalid, Citing Unauthorized Use

Wednesday, Dec 03

Trump invalidates Biden's autopen-signed documents, claiming they are unauthorized. Legal experts question the move's validity.

POLITICS

Trump Claims All Executive Orders Signed by Biden Using Autopen are Nullified

Saturday, Nov 29

Trump declares all Biden-era executive orders signed with autopen are null and void, suggesting potential perjury charges for Biden.

ECONOMY

China Eases Export Controls on Nexperia Chips Amid Global Supply Chain Concerns

Monday, Nov 10

China has lifted export controls on Nexperia chips, easing pressures on global automotive supply chains.

POLITICS

Morocco Celebrates UN Support for Western Sahara Autonomy Plan

Saturday, Nov 01

Morocco's King Mohammed VI expresses pride after the UN Security Council endorses the country's autonomy plan for Western Sahara, marking a diplomatic milestone.