
Trump’s 10% Tariff Shakes Global Markets, Sparks Trade War Fears
U.S. President Donald Trump’s new 10% tariff policy triggers global market turmoil and threats of retaliation, raising fears of a prolonged trade war.
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U.S. President Donald Trump’s new 10% tariff policy triggers global market turmoil and threats of retaliation, raising fears of a prolonged trade war.
Canadian PM Mark Carney announced forceful countermeasures against US auto tariffs, pledging support for affected industries and workers.
South Africa’s Shanghai Consulate spotlights Africa-China trade and cultural collaboration via Shanghai Fashion Week 2025.
China announces plans to counter U.S. reciprocal tariffs, emphasizing protection of rights and commitment to multilateral trade solutions.
China announces expanded green energy partnerships and blue economy initiatives to drive sustainable growth and global climate collaboration.
UN Human Rights Council adopts resolution demanding Israel prevent genocide in Gaza, citing violations of international law and humanitarian obstruction.
China’s top political advisor Wang Huning calls for strengthened democratic oversight in Yangtze River conservation efforts amid nationwide ecological push.
Democrats win crucial Wisconsin Supreme Court seat in special elections viewed as early test of Trump-era policy momentum.
Boeing’s CEO admitted to prioritizing profits over safety at a Senate hearing, pledging reforms amid concerns over tariff impacts on global supply chains.
A five-year pen pal program between Chinese and American students fosters global friendships and cultural understanding through digital exchanges during pandemic challenges.
Elon Musk leads Forbes’ 2025 billionaires ranking with $342B net worth, as Asian entrepreneurs claim record spots in global wealth distribution.
New research shows AI chatbots exceed doctors in diagnostic precision, reshaping healthcare discussions across Asia’s tech and medical sectors.
Russian Tu-22M3 bomber crashes in Irkutsk during scheduled flight, killing one pilot. No ground damage reported; investigation underway.
South Africa’s parliament approves fiscal framework balancing economic stability and social spending, impacting regional markets and investor confidence.
ECB President Christine Lagarde warns U.S. tariffs risk global economic instability, highlighting unpredictability and urging EU strategic independence.
China introduces sweeping price governance reforms targeting energy, agriculture, and public utilities to enhance market efficiency and economic stability.
China conducts military drills near Taiwan, citing ‘necessary action’ to uphold sovereignty. Spokesperson warns against Taiwan independence moves.
China reaffirms Taiwan as internal issue amid military drills, opposes external interference. FM spokesperson stresses adherence to one-China principle.
A magnitude-7.9 earthquake in Myanmar leaves over 3,000 dead and 4,500 injured, prompting regional aid efforts and economic concerns.
China’s defense ministry defends PLA drills near Taiwan as necessary to counter ‘provocations,’ vowing to protect national sovereignty amid rising cross-strait tensions.