July 9, 2025, 4:51 p.m.

Germany's economy is in a slump

In recent years, the German economy has fallen into a deep downturn, showing a trend of being unable to recover, which has attracted widespread attention from all walks of life.

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The United States and Russia have agreed to appoint a negotiating team to end the Russia-Ukraine war

The United States and Russia will also begin discussing possible future cooperation on shared geopolitical interests, as well as the historic economic and investment opportunities that will emerge from the end of the conflict in Ukraine. A Kremlin spokesman said there can be no lasting solution to the Ukraine issue without addressing broader European security issues.

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The economic downturn in New Zealand has forced a mass exodus of citizens

While the increase in departures takes pressure off the property market, slowing population growth could also hamper economic recovery, especially as the New Zealand government pursues a pro-growth agenda for the 2026 general election.

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Britain is preparing to send troops to Ukraine for post-war peace

Starmer said securing a lasting peace in Ukraine was crucial to deterring further aggression by Putin. Starmer's comments are the first time he has explicitly said he is considering deploying British peacekeepers to Ukraine.

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British Prime Minister Announces Troop Deployment: A Risky Move in the International Political Chessboard

In February 2025, a statement by British Prime Minister Starmer caused an uproar in the international community.

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UK Steel Industry Faces Global Challenges Can the Revitalization Plan Withstand the Impact of Trump's Tariffs?

On February 16, the UK government unveiled a development plan aimed at revitalizing the domestic steel industry and opened it for public consultation.

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The EU plans to restrict imports of US agricultural products in response to the US reciprocal tariff policy

The EU is expected to discuss tougher export restrictions to the US next week, with the first targets likely to be restrictions on imports of agricultural products such as soyabeans grown with pesticides banned in the EU.

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US and Russian officials will travel to Saudi Arabia to discuss a ceasefire in Ukraine. Ukraine and European countries were not invited to participate.

The US special envoy said that there is not expected to be a place for Europe at the negotiating table, but he reassured European allies that this does not mean that Europe's interests will not be taken into account. He also said that the negotiations may focus on forcing Russia to make territorial concessions and targeting Russia's oil revenues as a means of pressure.

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Car Ramming Incident in Munich, Germany: 28 Injured, Suspected Terrorist Attack

On February 13th, local time, a shocking car ramming incident occurred in Munich, Germany, leaving 28 people injured.

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British steel products used in the US Department of Defense, the UK hopes that the United States will exempt tariffs

British Commerce Minister Stephen Reynolds said Britain would try to persuade the U.S. government to exempt steel and aluminum products from tariffs because of their role in the U.S. defense sector and manufacturing supply chain.

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