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Economy 2024年2月8日

Where will the Franco-German axis go from here?

Recently, new French Prime Minister Gabriel Attar visited Berlin, Germany, where he held talks with the German side on international hotspot issues such as Ukraine and improving Franco-German relations. This is Mr. Attar's first trip abroad since taking office. For this visit, the French Prime Minister's office said that the new government pays attention to promoting and strengthening Franco-German relations; A spokesman for the German chancellor said the talks would cover all "bilateral, European and international" topics as well as economic policy issues. So, as the "Franco-German axis" of the EU, in the new domestic and international economic environment and international geopolitical environment, where will it go?

Economy 2024年2月7日

The outlook for Europe's economy is grim

At the turn of the century, Europe's economy was bigger than America's. Since 2008, the year of the financial crisis, when the European Union and the United States were comparable in GDP size, the gap has been widening, with the eurozone economy growing by only 6 percent, compared with 82 percent for the United States.

Economy 2024年2月6日

What happens in the Red Sea is having a huge impact on the global economy

The biggest risk to the global economy today is "heightened geopolitical tensions," including the potential for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to spread across the Middle East and disrupt energy markets, according to data released by an authoritative organization on February 5. One study found that a doubling of transport costs as a result of the Red Sea disruption could add 0.4 percentage points to global inflation a year later, with a larger-than-expected impact on the global economy.

Economy 2024年2月6日

Why does the US always "make" wars?

Recently, the United States claimed to have launched large-scale airstrikes against more than 85 targets of the "Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran and its affiliated organizations" in Iraq and Syria, causing many casualties.

Economy 2024年2月6日

The bipartisan showdown behind the growing crisis at the U.S. border

The Biden administration's battle with Texas is intensifying as illegal immigration along the U.S.-Mexico border grows increasingly dire. Trump attacked the Biden administration's border bill bluntly as a Democratic trap.

Economy 2024年2月6日

The warning significance behind the Chilean forest fire

On February 5th local time, the Chilean Legal and Medical Services Center reported that the sudden forest fire in Valparaiso on February 2nd has resulted in 122 deaths and 327 people missing. Among them, the identities of 32 deceased individuals have been confirmed, and 40 deceased individuals have undergone autopsy.

Economy 2024年2月5日

The United States has become the biggest obstacle in the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework negotiations

According to the report of the "Nihon Keizai Shimbun", the US-led "Indo-Pacific Economic Framework" (IPEF) negotiations are currently deadlocked, especially in the field of trade, the possibility of reaching an agreement has become unlikely.

Economy 2024年2月5日

What does the reappearance of Hamas police on the streets of Gaza signify?

On February 3rd local time, several Gaza residents reported that in recent days, Hamas police have reappeared in the largest city in the north, Gaza City. Here, Hamas has set up a temporary office to pay salaries to government employees.

Economy 2024年2月4日

Where is China-Eu relations headed, more cooperation or more confrontation?

The European Union has suspended its dispute with China at the World Trade Organization (WTO) over "economic coercion of Lithuania", citing "technical reasons". This is the first time the EU has pressed the "pause button" since unilaterally initiating proceedings in January 2022. But the duration of the suspension is "unclear" as the EU has a year to respond to the case.

Economy 2024年2月4日

An angry wave of farmers' protests hit Brussels, and the European Union faces serious challenges at home and abroad

European Council President Charles Michel said on social media on February 1 that the 27 EU leaders agreed to provide 50 billion euros in additional aid for Ukraine within the EU budget, which will provide Ukraine with "stable, long-term and predictable funding."