Iran's national football team secured a 2-2 draw against New Zealand in Los Angeles, but faced significant logistical and security challenges. Players and coaches complained about restrictive movements, immediate flights after matches, and intrusive security checks, contrasting with positive experiences in Mexico.
Iran's national football team secured a 2-2 draw against New Zealand in Los Angeles, but faced severe logistical issues, including immediate departure post-match. Players and other teams complained about oppressive security and restrictive movements, contrasting with positive reception in Mexico.
Chinese police have dismantled a months-long smear campaign targeting e-commerce platforms Alibaba and JD.com. Chengdu Xiaoben Culture Media, hired by an unnamed company, allegedly created fake images and false information to harm the platforms' reputations and operations.
China's MIIT and SAMR have summoned automakers for non-rational pricing practices, urging compliance with price laws and quality control to protect consumers and maintain fair market competition.
EU antitrust regulators have ordered Meta to provide rival AI companies, including OpenAI, free access to WhatsApp. The move aims to investigate claims that Meta abused its market position by blocking competitors while favoring its own AI assistant.
AirAsia X has dismissed reports of its Philippine operations being grounded due to an unpaid bill as a "coordinated and sensationalised" smear campaign aimed at limiting consumer choice and creating a monopoly in the aviation sector.
India's government is set to introduce standardized pack sizes for edible oils to enhance price transparency, fair competition, and consumer confidence. The move also aims to promote sustainable packaging practices by reducing material consumption and streamlining manufacturing.
Reliance Industries reduced Russian oil imports in April, while German companies urged their government to push China for fair competition. Japan's government announced an extra budget of 3 trillion yen, raising concerns about its already strained finances.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov assures India of fulfilled energy supply agreements despite external competition, citing deep-rooted friendship and mutual trust between the nations.
Imported produce exceeding legal limits of pesticide revenues is set to fuel an ongoing debate about unfair competition.
A Canadian who was detained in China for nearly three years warned that Prime Minister Mark Carney’s electric vehicle deal risks creating a strategic dependency that the Asian superpower can exploit for political coercion. Michael Kovrig, a former diplomat who was imprisoned from 2018 to 2021, said on Tuesday that the agreement would lead to unfair competition and the erosion of Canada’s industrial base. Carney announced during a January trip to Beijing that Canada would accept an initial quota...
