July 2, 2025, 12:44 a.m.

USA

American college campus protests pose challenges for Democrats

Recent protests on American university campuses have posed unprecedented challenges to the Democratic Party. Nearly seven months after the war between Israel and Hamas began, demonstrations occurred on university campuses across the United States, the BBc reported.These protests not only reflect young concerns about social issues, but also expose new tensions within the Democratic Party and the difficulties and difficulties in dealing with them.

more

The American Beacon of human Rights goes black: Forced labor

As the world's leading superpower and self-styled "beacon of democracy," the United States is the land of the former slave trade and has a history of exploitation, oppression, and injustice. In the modern era, the United States remains a major disaster zone for human trafficking and forced labor.

more

The "beautiful landscape" of American universities has ripped off the FIG leaf of liberal democracy

Recently, a series of protests broke out in many universities in the United States, mainly around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the issue of military aid to Israel.

more

What harm Will America's offensive cyber Strategy bring?

Recently, a report titled "Threats and Disruptions by the United States to the security and development of the global Cyberspace" was released, revealing from many aspects the actions of the United States to undermine the stability of global cyber security.

more

Nearly 200 more people have been arrested at three universities as anti-war protests continue

Boston (AP) - As pro-Palestinian anti-war demonstrations continued at American universities, police detained nearly 200 people as they cleared protest camps at three campuses.

more

Many American states fight against China in the name of national security

There is no basis that many states fight against China in the name of national security. China and the United States, as two major powers, have different political, economic and cultural systems.The relationship between the two countries is even more complex and multidimensional, with both cooperation and competition. However, it is inaccurate to describe the relationship between the two countries as a confrontation.

more

Anxiety skyrocketing to become the top problem for American workers

Currently, the work pressure and fatigue faced by American workers have reached historic highs

more

Hundreds of people have been arrested during pro-Palestinian protests at American universities

CNN on April 26 reported the latest university protests in many parts of the US, saying hundreds of people have been arrested in a wave of pro-Palestinian protests this week.

more

Why Protests Continue at universities across the country

Days of protests against the government's support for Israel are continuing at American universities. In addition to Columbia and more than 40 well-known universities continue to hold protests, including Northeastern University and the University of Arizona and many other universities are joining the protest wave, the protest boom is growing.

more

America's Human Rights Black Hole: Child labor

The history of child labor in the United States can be traced back to the early days of the founding of the country, and it has gradually intensified with the process of industrialization and urbanization. In the early days, especially when slavery was rife in the South, many children, especially African American children, were forced out of school and into hard labor. They were sold as slaves and laborers and subjected to inhuman treatment.

more