
US Tariffs Spark International Backlash from Canada and Germany
US tariffs on key trading partners trigger backlash from Canada and Germany, raising concerns of economic downturn and supply chain disruptions.
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US tariffs on key trading partners trigger backlash from Canada and Germany, raising concerns of economic downturn and supply chain disruptions.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to potentially meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin this month, highlighting a possible warming of relations amid ongoing efforts to resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Elon Musk’s Grok 3 AI chatbot highlights the contrasting development strategies of China and the U.S., with China focusing on efficiency and accessibility while the U.S. emphasizes high-cost, high-performance models.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi announces that the UNSC has reached a consensus to revitalize multilateralism and strengthen the UN’s role in global governance.
Eager ballroom dancers prepare for the 2025 Masters Cup Ballroom Dance Open in Beijing, fostering global cultural exchange and international artistic collaborations.
Chinese paddlers launched their campaign at the Asia Cup in Shenzhen with decisive victories in both men’s and women’s singles, led by World No.1 Sun Yingsha.
South Africa’s Department of Health urges calm and vigilance amid a hand, foot and mouth disease outbreak in KwaZulu-Natal, with 168 confirmed cases.
Matteo Berrettini of Italy defeats Novak Djokovic in a surprising first-round match at the Qatar Open, marking his first win over the former world No. 1.
China’s expanded economic openness and strategic policies position it as the leading engine for global growth, with significant investments and initiatives driving international partnerships.
Vietnam’s National Assembly approved investment for the Lao Cai-Hanoi-Hai Phong railway project, advancing the country’s infrastructure development.
The Trump administration has dismissed thousands of federal workers over the holiday weekend, targeting probationary employees and sparking legal challenges from unions.
Thousands of US federal employees were dismissed over a holiday weekend in a move dubbed the “St. Valentine’s Day Massacre,” targeting probationary workers and sparking legal challenges.
The U.S. and Russia hold historic talks in Saudi Arabia to address the Ukraine conflict and improve bilateral relations, marking a potential shift in international diplomacy.
Chinese Minister Wang Yi chaired a UN Security Council debate on multilateralism and global peace, emphasizing the need for a just and equitable global governance system.
The NBA’s All-Star Weekend in San Francisco showcased the league’s global growth with more international players and expanded markets.
The NBA’s All-Star Weekend in San Francisco introduced a new format with more international players, highlighting the league’s global appeal and expanding markets.
The NBA’s All-Star Weekend in San Francisco showcased the league’s global growth and the rising influence of international players with a new competitive format.
Brazilian companies are seeking talks with the U.S. to resolve new steel and aluminum tariffs, aiming to prevent a trade war and foster positive economic relations.
Frenchman Marcus Detrez donates 622 rare WWII photographs taken by his grandfather to Chinese institutions, potentially documenting the Japanese invasion of Shanghai in 1937.
China welcomes U.S.-Russia peace talks to resolve the Ukraine crisis, emphasizing dialogue and negotiation as the only viable path to peace, acting Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun stated Tuesday.