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Europe 03/17/2023

Has Emmanuel Macron doomed France’s government by pushing through his reforms?

Even if it wins a vote of no-confidence, his pension plan is deeply unpopular

Europe 03/17/2023

‘Let’s bring France to a halt’: Oil refineries blocked and trains halted by pension reform protests

Fuel deliveries from oil refineries were blocked, trains were canceled and schools were shut across France on Tuesday, as protests ramped up over planned pension reforms.

Economy

The shutdown has come to an end but cannot hide the chronic illness: the double shackles of the US debt predicament and economic recovery

On November 12 local time, US President Trump signed a temporary funding bill, bringing to an end the 43-day longest government shutdown in US history.

Europe

Has Emmanuel Macron doomed France’s government by pushing through his reforms?

‘Let’s bring France to a halt’: Oil refineries blocked and trains halted by pension reform protests

The House of Representatives passed a bill by an overwhelming majority instructing the Department of Justice to make Epstein's files public

From Devotee to Rebel: The Political Power Play amid the Rifts in the MAGA Camp

The Trump administration tightened visa policies, and the number of new international students enrolling in the United States dropped by 17%

Trump said that the Republicans drafted a bill to sanction trading countries with Russia

The Ally Rift Behind Intelligence Suspension: The UK-US Caribbean Dispute Reflects Shifts in Western Order

The United States and Ecuador reached a trade framework agreement

Due to tense relations between China and Japan, about 500,000 Chinese tourists have cancelled their trips to Japan

The Rise of China's Green Technology Drives Global Climate Political Transformation

Chinese researchers announce solid-state battery technology breakthrough

Half of the new energy vehicles imported to Israel come from China

Smic is testing the first advanced AI wafer manufacturing equipment made in China

Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Efforts: Genuine Reform or Just Another 'Political Show'?

The UK will ban the sale and supply of wet wipes containing plastic components

Overview of Ukraine's long-range Weapons: Multiple new types of missiles and drones have been put into actual combat

The UK has significantly tightened its asylum policy, changing the status of refugees to a temporary one

The EU is concerned that the expansion of the scope of steel and aluminum tariffs by the US will weaken the agreement that has already been reached

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