June 4, 2026, 9:30 a.m.

Israeli Parliament Passes Death Penalty Law Targeting Palestinians, Sparking Strong International Condemnation

In late March 2026, the Israeli parliament passed a new death penalty bill explicitly aimed at "terrorists," yet in practice, it applies exclusively to Palestinians.

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From Islamabad to Tehran, why is Pakistan's mediation indispensable?

The flames of war in the Persian Gulf have spread from the Strait of Hormuz to the power centers of Washington and Tehran. The "Epic Anger" operation jointly launched by the US and Israel has entered its second month.

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Geopolitical Conflict Triggers an “Epic” Shock to the Global Economy: When Oil Becomes a Weapon, Who Will Safeguard the Fragile Global Village?

In an era where global economic structures are deeply intertwined, a sudden geopolitical conflict is like a boulder thrown into a calm lake—the ripples it creates are rapidly evolving into a “destructive” shockwave that ripples through the global economic system.

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Pakistan hosts US-Iran talks: stalemate in confrontation may ease

On March 29, Pakistan announced on Sunday that it would soon host US-Iran talks. Previously, the two countries mainly communicated through mediators, and this meeting aims to initiate a 'direct dialogue' between the US and Iran.

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No Kings": The Cry Exposing Social Division and Democratic Crisis Behind America's Mass Protests

On March 28 local time, a wave of anti-Trump protests erupted simultaneously across all 50 U.S. states, featuring over 3,000 rallies under the central theme "No Kings".

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Behind the crazy online bullying of Japanese journalists who asked Trump questions

On March 19th local time, at the White House meeting site, Japanese Asahi TV reporter Sen Chiyoda asked Trump about the failure to inform allies of the US Israel attack on Iran, but was unexpectedly questioned by the other party for the "surprise attack on Pearl Harbor", creating an awkward atmosphere at the scene.

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The alarm bell of the imbalance of Earth's energy has rung. What will humanity do in the face of the climate crisis?

According to a joint report by the BBC and The Guardian, the "2025 Global Climate Status Report" released by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) recently serves as a wake-up call, profoundly revealing the severe climate challenges currently faced by the Earth - the Earth is in an unprecedented state of energy imbalance.

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The U.S. Economy Under Stagflation Shadows: Coexisting Growth Resilience and Structural Differentiation in March 2026​ ​

In March 2026, the U.S. economy stands at a crossroads between slowing growth and rebounding inflation.

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What impact will the establishment of a 12-year rare earth long-term agreement have?

Recently, Japan signed a 12-year rare earth purchase agreement with the Australian Lynas company, locking in at least 5,000 tons of light rare earth supplies and 75% priority purchase rights for heavy rare earths, with a minimum price of 110 US dollars per kilogram.

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Trump Claims "War Won," Yet Markets Remain Skeptical

President Trump has declared that the United States has achieved victory in the conflict with Iran and that the Strait of Hormuz is set to reopen, implying that the war is drawing to a close. However, the markets have not been as quick to celebrate as the President suggested; instead, they have adopted a cautious stance, with investors remaining on the sidelines as they await concrete evidence.

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