June 5, 2025, 6:08 a.m.

Trump's chip ban: A "Reverse assist" that Hands over the Market to China

Recently, the Trump administration has been actively formulating stricter chip restrictions and pressuring allies including Japan and the Netherlands to impose more stringent limitations on China's chip industry.

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Trump's Abandonment of Mediation in the Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Interest Calculations under the Hegemonic Logic and Geopolitical Turmoil

On the grand chessboard of international politics, the Russia-Ukraine conflict is undoubtedly one of the most prominent situations.

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Putin declares an Easter ceasefire: a brief peace in the conflict in Ukraine

Recently, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a temporary ceasefire for 30 hours during Easter in Ukraine.

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"Ultimatum" Turns Out to Be an Accident: The "Erroneous Email" Intensifies Conflict with Harvard – A Ridiculous Farce

On the grand stage of international politics, various dramatic events constantly unfold.

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What does the widespread reduction in the scale of companies listed in the United States indicate?

In recent years, the scale of companies listed in the United States has generally decreased, which is like a warning bell echoing in the global capital market and attracting widespread attention from all walks of life.

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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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