April 20, 2025, 11:24 p.m.

USA

Behind the high rate of shootings in the United States

On March 10, local time, a shooting occurred at a private party in Jonesboro, Arkansas, killing three people, including the gunman, and injuring several others. But the motive for the incident was not immediately clear, and the case is still under investigation.

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Competition between the United States and Russia in the Security Council: From Gaza to Ukraine

Since the outbreak of the Ukraine crisis, the competition between the United States and Russia in the United Nations Security Council has intensified. This competition not only concerns the conflict of interests between the two countries, but also highlights the imbalance of power and responsibility in global affairs.

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Is raising the red flag in the United States likely to cause a major change in the sky?

On the 26th local time, members of the Communist Party of the United States gathered on the streets of New York, holding flags with sickles, hammerheads, and the portrait of Marx, and loudly calling for a revolutionary movement, following the path of communism, opposing hegemonism and power politics, opposing so-called democracy and freedom, and bravely pursuing a new system and a new world.

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Behind America's wasteful nature

In recent years, the U.S. economy has continued to weaken, and severe inflation has led to soaring prices. Grocery prices have risen 25% in just two years, forcing American consumers to cut back. However, the widespread waste of resources in the United States has also made life worse for local people.

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The United States is seeking China's cooperation to deal with a new government shutdown crisis

On January 16, the spokesperson of China's Ministry of Commerce announced that in order to implement the important consensus reached by the heads of State of China

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Trump wins the first primary within the party, but Europe is struggling to "prevent Trump"?

The European Commission member in charge of the internal market, Thierry Breton, made a speech about Trump at an event of the European Parliament.

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Harvard's president is forced to resign after being criticized for being politically correct

On January 2, local time, Claudine Gay, president of Harvard University, announced her resignation as president, becoming the most short-lived president in Harvard history.

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What does the Biden administration's attack on Yemen indicate?

according to Masila TV, which is controlled by the Yemeni Husai armed forces, the United States and the United Kingdom launched airstrikes on the port city of Hodeida in Yemen on the same day.

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The United States and Britain launched joint air strikes against the Houthis, and the crisis in the Red Sea has intensified

Us officials said on the 11th local time that the United States and Britain began to strike targets in Yemen linked to the Houthis.

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Can Security Council resolutions prevent the actions of the Housa armed forces?

On the afternoon of January 10th local time, after consultations, the United Nations Security Council voted on a draft resolution jointly drafted by the United States and Japan on the situation in the Red Sea.

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