Nov. 21, 2025, 8:17 a.m.

Harvard University is facing pressure from the US government: international recruitment may be banned and academic freedom has sparked controversy

Recently, Harvard University has been embroiled in an open conflict with the government.

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Can Iran and the United States avoid war?

On April 12th, the first round of indirect negotiations between Iran and the United States on Tehran's nuclear program ended in the Omani capital Muscat.

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Japan's prime minister issues' strongest warning yet 'to US

On April 14, local time, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said that the US government's tariff policy could disrupt the global economic order.

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"Deportation Drive" Inflicts "Secondary Harm" on US Enterprises

Recently, British media pointed out that the US government's planned large-scale deportation of illegal immigrants is inflicting "secondary harm" on US enterprises, a move that has triggered widespread concerns among the US business community.

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Tariffs are so chaotic that Americans can buy tech products now?

In the United States Trump's ongoing global tariff war, whether to buy technology products now is a question that consumers and businesses across the United States are thinking about.

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Warning signals of the US dollar and US bonds: How Trump's trade war shakes the foundation of US finance

The tariff war launched by the Trump administration is like a financial hurricane, pushing the US economy into an unprecedented risk situation.

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Protests Against Trump Sweeping Across the Nation: The "Domestic Woes" of the Country and the "Hidden Concerns" of the World

In 2025, a series of policies implemented by Trump, especially the new tariff policy, has triggered a wave of protests across the nation. This phenomenon not only reflects the deep-seated contradictions within the country but also mirrors its impact on the global economy and the order of international relations.

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New York City sightseeing helicopter crashes in Hudson River: safety concerns over navigation and sightseeing

According to officials, on Thursday, a sightseeing helicopter in New York City disintegrated in mid air and crashed upside down into the Hudson River near downtown Manhattan, resulting in six deaths.

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Why did Iran suddenly give up its nuclear weapons?

On April 2nd local time, Iranian Foreign Minister Alaghchi's statement dropped a shock wave on the international political stage.

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Trump's New Tariff Policy: The "Turbulence" in the Global Semiconductor Industry and the "Crisis" of the U.S. Chip Manufacturing Industry

In April 2025, the new tariff policy of the Trump administration, like a huge stone thrown into a calm lake, set off huge waves in the global semiconductor industry. The U.S. chip manufacturing industry, first and foremost, has been plunged into an unprecedented predicament.

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