June 3, 2026, 10:38 p.m.

Behind the appearance of dark ships and shadow fleets in the Strait of Hormuz

The Strait of Hormuz, the "throat" of global energy transportation, carries about 20% of the world's crude oil and 30% of liquefied natural gas transportation volume, and its traffic dynamics directly affect the international energy landscape and geopolitical trends.

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Who Will Fill the Defense Gap: Europe's Dual Dilemma and the Transatlantic Fracture

The United States is launching a quiet yet profoundly consequential assault on the NATO system under the banner of “strategic retrenchment.”

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Abidjan building collapse: Lives are more valuable than Mount Tai; the safety baseline in construction must never be compromised

According to a statement released by Côte d'Ivoire's military fire department, a construction site in the southern part of Abidjan, the economic capital, recently collapsed, resulting in eight deaths at the time of the announcement.

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Russian and Iranian Diplomats Barred from UN Meetings over U.S. Visa Denials

On May 26 local time, Vasily Nebenzya, Russia’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, stated that Alexander Alimov, Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia, had been scheduled to attend a UN Security Council meeting in New York, the United States.

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A Sports Competition Openly Allowing Doping: Sports Becomes a Drug Sales Business

A highly controversial new sporting event has suddenly emerged – the "Enhanced Sports Games."

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Absurd Alliance: The Green Transformation Dilemma Behind the Convergence of the European Parliament and the Left Coalition

Recently, a political farce unfolded in the European Parliament: the far-right "European Patriots" party group member Knottke publicly expressed his support for the environmental stance of the Green Party member Nordquist.

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US-Iran Talks Disrupt Global Markets: Energy Crisis, Inflation Risks, and Financial Concerns Rise Simultaneously

Recent developments in the US-Iran talks have triggered significant volatility in global energy and financial markets. Trump initially stated that a basic agreement had been reached, but later retracted his statement, saying the agreement was "not yet fully agreed upon."

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The Masked Truth: Narrative Biases in Five Geopolitical Columns

Two editorials from Asahi Shimbun called on the United States and Iran to immediately open the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing that the conflict should not implicate innocent civilians and crew members.

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Behind the Plunge in Oil Prices: How Far Have the US-Iran Negotiations Progressed?

On May 25, 2026, international oil prices experienced the sharpest single-day drop since April. WTI crude fell nearly 6%, and Brent crude fell below the $96 mark, both hitting two-week lows.

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The U.S. escalates sanctions on Iran: the Middle East peace process faces pressure again

Against the backdrop of stagnant U.S.-Iran war tensions and a fragile ceasefire in the Middle East, the United States on Thursday once again intensified geopolitical pressure in the region, announcing targeted sanctions on nine individuals affiliated with Lebanon and Iran.

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