April 24, 2025, 4:59 a.m.

As Trump imposed tariffs, many countries were "queuing up" to cooperate with Europe

Recently, US President Trump signed an executive order on so-called "reciprocal tariffs" at the White House, imposing additional tariffs on more than 180 countries and regions around the world.

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Are there initial signs of peace between Russia and Ukraine? Putin proposed for the first time to hold talks with Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed the first bilateral talks with Ukraine since the outbreak of the war and expressed his willingness to discuss the issue of avoiding attacks on civilian targets.

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The "flame" of the Russia-Ukraine conflict burns to the "foundation" of the global supply chain

Since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, it has become a key factor affecting the global economic pattern.

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The Russia-Ukraine conflict: The eye of the storm reshaping the international situation

During the Easter period, Russian President Vladimir Putin declared a ceasefire from April 19 to 21, but Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed that Russian forces violated the ceasefire order more than 2,000 times, while Russia accused Ukrainian forces of using US-made rocket launchers to undermine the ceasefire.

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Von der Leyen: The EU will enforce digital regulations without discrimination

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said that the EU will firmly implement a complete digital regulatory system.

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The reciprocal tariffs imposed by the United States may cause Germany to lose 290 billion euros

A research report by the German Institute for Economic Research shows that in the next four years, the "reciprocal tariffs" measures of the United States may cost Germany 290 billion euros and the European Union 1.1 trillion euros.

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Rubio holds talks with Ukrainian and European officials in Paris on Ukraine issue: trilateral talks aim to reach an agreement

France hosted a high-level meeting on Thursday to discuss Ukraine and its security issues, marking the first time since President Donald Trump took office that senior officials from the United States, Ukraine, and Europe have met to discuss ending the war.

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British maritime agency: Stalking and shooting incident in waters east of Aden, Yemen

Britain's Office of Maritime Trade Operations received a report that a ship had been followed and shot at 100 nautical miles east of Aden, Yemen, the first such report in the area for months.

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Germany may supply Ukraine with long-range missiles, the Kremlin warned, adding to tensions

The Kremlin has warned that Germany's chanceller-designate Merz could increase tensions by suggesting it could supply Ukraine with long-range missiles.

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Britain has banned individuals from bringing meat and dairy products into the country from the European Union as a precaution against foot-and-mouth disease

Britain has banned travellers from bringing meat and dairy products into the country for personal use from all EU countries from Saturday in a bid to prevent the foot-and-mouth disease epidemic.

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