July 23, 2026, 10:05 p.m.

EU-US Trade Friction: Agreement Implementation Faces Obstacles, EU Responds Toughly

Recently, the EU-US trade relationship has once again plunged into a tense whirlpool.

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Trump threatens to raise tariffs on European cars. The EU: It has prepared for all scenarios.

After US President Trump threatened to raise tariffs on European cars, European Commission President Frans Timmermans said on Tuesday that the EU is ready to deal with all possible scenarios.

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British shipping media: Affected vessels do not trust the "Freedom Plan" of the United States

The British shipping media stated that the Strait of Hormuz is still effectively closed, and the stranded vessels do not trust the so-called "freedom plan" proposed by the US to guide the ships out of the Strait of Hormuz.

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Starmer Survives Parliament Vote Over Misleading Allegations, UK Political Uncertainty Rises

On April 28 local time, the UK House of Commons held a crucial vote on an inquiry motion tabled by the Conservative Party.

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The European Union has for the first time ever enacted animal protection laws for cats and dogs.

On Tuesday (April 28th), the European Union adopted its first regional animal protection law covering the entire EU, including a ban on mutilating cats and dogs by performing operations such as ear cropping and tail docking.

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Russia has refused to supply energy to Germany

Recently, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak officially announced that as of May 1st, the "Friendship" pipeline north line from Kazakhstan to Germany will be suspended.

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Affected by Trump, NATO is considering terminating its annual summit

According to Reuters, six sources have disclosed that NATO is considering ending the tradition of holding annual summits that has been in place for several years.

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Germany deploys navy to the Mediterranean Sea. Turkey may participate in mine clearance operations in the Strait of Hormuz

The German news agency reported that the German naval forces will be deployed to the Mediterranean Sea to prepare for possible missions in the Strait of Hormuz.

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The private sector's business activities in the Eurozone unexpectedly contracted, with a significant decline in the service sector.

Business activity in the Eurozone unexpectedly contracted for the first time since the end of 2024. The war in Iran has put pressure on consumers, leading to a significant decline in the service sector.

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The war in Iran has severely damaged Germany's economy, and investor confidence has dropped to a level not seen in over three years

The US-Israeli war is undermining the recovery momentum of Europe's largest economy, and German investor confidence has dropped to its lowest point in more than three years.

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