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Interior view of a modern smartphone factory in Vietnam
EconomyEN
Google Vietnam Smartphone Manufacturing 2026: High-End Pixel Shift

Google moves high-end smartphone development and production to Vietnam in 2026. Discover how this strategic shift impacts the global tech supply chain.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
Senior officials from S. Korea and U.S. meeting in Seoul
PoliticsEN
S. Korea US Space Commerce Cooperation 2026: Strengthening the Orbital Supply Chain

Senior officials from Seoul and Washington met on Jan 19, 2026, to discuss S. Korea US space commerce cooperation 2026, focusing on supply chains and joint market entry.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Interior view of an automated PCB manufacturing facility in Thailand.
EconomyEN
Thailand PCB Investment 2026: A $2 Billion Surge in Tech Manufacturing

Thailand has approved a $2.07 billion Thailand PCB investment 2026 led by Zhen Ding Technology (ZDT), marking a major shift in the global tech supply chain.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
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A cargo ship transporting vehicles debating the Suez route
EconomyEN
German Car Industry Suez Canal Return: Skepticism Lingers Amid Risks

The German car industry remains cautious about returning to the Suez Canal route. VDA highlights ongoing risks and supply chain impacts for 2026.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
The groundbreaking ceremony and construction site of Vietnam's first chip plant
TechEN
Vietnam First Semiconductor Plant Groundbreaking: Viettel Targets 2027 for Domestic Production

On Jan 16, 2026, Vietnam broke ground on its first semiconductor plant by Viettel. Aiming for 2027 production, this marks a shift in the global tech supply chain.

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DH
Doyun Han
Abstract image of an Australian critical mineral mine and high-tech supply chain
PoliticsEN
Australia Critical Mineral Reserve 2026: A A$1.2 Billion Strategic Shield

Australia unveils its A$1.2 billion Australia critical mineral reserve 2026 plan to secure Antimony, Gallium, and Rare Earths, countering China's market dominance.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Wide shot of a modern TSMC semiconductor plant in the Arizona desert
TechEN
TSMC Arizona Gigafab Expansion: A $165B Bet on the AI Mega-Trend

TSMC accelerates its Arizona gigafab expansion with a $165B investment plan. Driven by AI demand and supported by a new U.S.-Taiwan trade deal, the move reshapes global chip supply.

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DH
Doyun Han
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Internal view of a semiconductor factory with US and Taiwan flags
TechEN
US Taiwan Tariff Reduction Chipmaking Investment: A $250B Deal for Lower Duties

The US reduces Taiwan tariffs to 15% as Taiwanese firms pledge $250 billion for US chipmaking facilities. Analyzing the US Taiwan tariff reduction chipmaking investment deal.

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DH
Doyun Han
US Lawmakers Propose $2.5 Billion Agency for Rare Earths Production to Cut China Reliance
PoliticsEN
US Lawmakers Propose $2.5 Billion Agency for Rare Earths Production to Cut China Reliance

US lawmakers propose a $2.5 billion agency to boost domestic rare earths production and break China's 90% market dominance. Read about the new bipartisan strategy.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Robotic arms in a U.S. factory building AI infrastructure
TechEN
OpenAI Targets U.S. AI Supply Chain Dominance with New RFP

OpenAI launches a strategic RFP to bolster the U.S. AI supply chain, focusing on manufacturing, job creation, and infrastructure scaling by 2026.

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DH
Doyun Han
View of numerous containers stacked at a Vietnamese port under a sunset sky
PoliticsEN
Surplus Surpassing China: The US-Vietnam Trade Imbalance 2025 Under Pressure

As Vietnam's trade surplus tops China's, the US-Vietnam trade imbalance 2025 becomes a flashpoint. Learn about the recall of Ambassador Knapper and the threat of 40% tariffs.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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Hourglass with critical minerals between US and China flags
PoliticsEN
Trump Issues 180-Day Deadline to Break China’s Critical Mineral Chokehold

President Trump has set a 180-day deadline for global suppliers to diversify critical mineral supply chains away from China or face new US trade barriers by July 2026.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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