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June 30 — L4 autonomous logistics firm Neolix announced it has received approval from Malaysia’s Ministry of Transport (MOT) to be among the first companies permitted to run unmanned delivery vehicle sandbox tests on public roads. Tests will take pla

2026-06-30

June 30 — L4 autonomous logistics firm Neolix announced it has received approval from Malaysia’s Ministry of Transport (MOT) to be among the first companies permitted to run unmanned delivery vehicle sandbox tests on public roads. Tests will take place in Cyberjaya’s smart-city zone, marking a strategic step into the Southeast Asia market.

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2026-06-30

China and the EU held the first China‑EU Trade and Investment Consultations in Brussels on June 29, 2026. MOFCOM minister Wang Wentao and European Commission commissioner Maroš Šefčovič authorized officials to continue work across four streams — trad

China and the EU held the first China‑EU Trade and Investment Consultations in Brussels on June 29, 2026. MOFCOM minister Wang Wentao and European Commission commissioner Maroš Šefčovič authorized officials to continue work across four streams — trade and investment balance, export controls, intellectual property and WTO reform — and agreed to reconvene at ministerial level in autumn 2026. Both sides said expanded market access would help rebalance trade; they exchanged market‑access issue lists, discussed potential tariff and non‑tariff measures, and agreed to continue targeted consultations under the trade and investment balance stream. They flagged constructive outcomes in export‑control talks on rare earths and other critical raw materials and minerals, agreed to deepen information exchanges on regulatory frameworks and licensing policies, and to pursue facilitation measures to support global supply‑chain stability.
2026-06-30

1. Tianjin further optimizes its housing provident fund policy. 2. Five real estate companies battled for 168 rounds, with a residential land parcel in Jing'an District, Shanghai, sold for 7.289 billion yuan. 3. Hangzhou's first-half land auctions

1. Tianjin further optimizes its housing provident fund policy. 2. Five real estate companies battled for 168 rounds, with a residential land parcel in Jing'an District, Shanghai, sold for 7.289 billion yuan. 3. Hangzhou's first-half land auctions concluded: attracting 48.1 billion yuan, with land prices in Xiangbei reaching a new high of 33,868 yuan/㎡. 4. Five residential land parcels in Hangzhou were sold for a total of 5.125 billion yuan, with the highest premium rate at 69.34%. 5. A residential land parcel in Wuhou District, Chengdu, was sold at a premium of 18.5%. 6. Two residential land parcels in Guangzhou were sold at premiums exceeding 45%. 7. A land parcel in Jiading New City, Shanghai, was sold at a premium exceeding 19%. 8. Yuexiu Property won a residential land parcel in Pazhou, Haizhu District, Guangzhou for 1.375 billion yuan, with a premium rate of 46.28%. 9. Greentown won a residential land parcel in Pudong New Area, Shanghai for 922 million yuan, with a premium rate of 19.9%. 10. Two state-owned land parcels in Sanya City were put up for auction, with a total starting price of 2.879 billion yuan. 11. Fuzhou's fourth round of land auctions garnered 4.383 billion yuan, with companies such as Jianfa, Greentown, and Financial Street acquiring land. 12. Five residential land parcels in Tianjin Binhai New Area were sold for 1.068 billion yuan, bringing the total residential land sales in the first half of the year to 4.1 billion yuan.
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