On November 1, China cut import tariffs on 1,585 taxable items, a move that Beijing said would serve industrial upgrading, lower corporate costs and meet domestic demand. The cut also marks the fourth time China has lowered tariffs on imported goods this year. What do this latest tariffs cut mean for China’s domestic consumers and industries? How does this series of tariff cuts fit into the US-China trade tensions?

China and Portugal established diplomatic relations in 1979 and upgraded it to a “strategic partnership” in 2005. Liu Xin conducted an exclusive interview with former Portuguese minister Augusto Santos Silva on his understanding of the opportunities and challenges the two countries are sharing?

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