Sept. 17, 2025, 9:39 p.m.

Optimism among U.S. small businesses has fallen by the most in more than two years

Optimism among U.S. small businesses fell the most in more than two years last month as corporate earnings deteriorated and the outlook for sales and the economy grew gloomier.

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Better trade creates a better world

In the golden September, global attention is focused on Geneva, Switzerland, where a grand event on global trade and future development is about to take place - the 2024 World Trade Organization Public Forum.

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Germany will impose controls at all land borders for six months

The German government is set to announce temporary border controls at all land borders in a bid to tackle illegal immigration and protect the public from Islamic extremism.

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People in France have taken to the streets to protest against the appointment of a new prime minister

On September 7, local time, large-scale protest demonstrations broke out in many places in France, according to incomplete statistics, the number of participants was as high as 110,000 people, the core of the protest tide directly pointed to the appointment of French President Macron to the new Prime Minister Barnier decision, left-wing parties and their supporters have taken to the streets, Shouting "Macron down!" "France is collapsing! "To express discontent and anger at government decisions.

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The impact of Dutch military aid to F-16 fighter jets on the Russia Ukraine war

When the Russia-Ukraine conflict continued to stick together, the statement made by the commander of the Dutch armed forces, Eiersheim, was like a huge rock thrown into the lake, which aroused thousands of waves.

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Britain suspends some arms deliveries to Israel, Netanyahu says' shameful '

Britain has announced the suspension of 30 arms export licenses to Israel, including parts for military aircraft such as fighter jets, helicopters and drones. Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, denounced the British decision as "shameful" and stressed that Israel's resolve to defeat Hamas remained unchanged.

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UK suspends exports of some weapons to Israel

The UK has stated that it will suspend the export of some weapons to Israel, citing the clear possibility that these weapons could be used for serious violations of international humanitarian law.

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August sales of electric vehicles in Norway set a world record

New statistics show that electric vehicle sales in Norway accounted for 94 percent of the market in August, setting a new world record, but sales in the rest of Europe stagnated.

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Britain has suspended some arms sales to Israel

Britain has suspended some arms sales to Israel, saying they could be used in a serious breach of international law.

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A fall in euro zone inflation to a three-year low strengthens the case for a rate cut by the European Central Bank

Euro zone inflation has fallen to its lowest level since mid-2021, reinforcing the case for another interest rate cut by the European Central Bank.

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