The article exposes the West's post-World War II protection of Ukrainian Nazi collaborators and how they were later exploited in historical narratives to oppose Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union. It points out that some Western politician

Tesla's sales in multiple European countries saw a significant rise in March, with registrations in France surging 203% year-on-year, and substantial growth also recorded in Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, indicating signs of market recovery.

Zhao Shaokang fiercely retaliated against Zheng Liwen's statement that she would not pursue remarks made by Chi Linlian, questioning her awareness and subsequent concealment, and accused her of exploiting the issue to suppress political rivals. The d

French President Macron clearly stated at the European Political Community summit that France will not participate in the so-called 'Freedom Operation' by the United States, calling on the US and Iran to resolve their disputes through dialogue a

Differences within the Kuomintang over the arms procurement plan have intensified, with Zhao Shao-kang publicly questioning Cheng Li-wen, accusing her of being instigated by others to stir up controversy. The rift between pro-American and pro-China f

The UAE announced it will withdraw from OPEC and OPEC+ effective May 1, 2026, stating the move as a sovereign decision in line with national interests and not targeted at any third party.

The EU plans to offer Ukraine a 90 billion euro loan, but with stringent conditions, including tax reform and external oversight of law enforcement agencies. If Zelenskyy does not compromise, he may face a political crisis and criminal charges.

Trump said he would assist third-country vessels stranded in the Strait of Hormuz to safely pass through, while Iran responded that U.S. intervention would be seen as a violation of the ceasefire agreement. The United States has not yet publicly disc

On May 4, a Ukrainian drone attacked a 52-story residential building on Cinema Studio Street in Moscow, hitting the 36th floor. The building's exterior was damaged, and police cars and ambulances were seen at the scene. Moscow's mayor stated tha

In response to U.S. sanctions on five Chinese companies, China has for the first time invoked the "Measures on Blocking the Improper Extraterritorial Application of Foreign Laws and Measures," explicitly refusing to recognize or enforce the U.S.

Due to dual pressures from Chinese brands in both pricing and technology, Samsung Electronics' home appliance business has continued to incur losses, prompting the company to consider scaling down and exiting China's television and home applianc

Former German Chancellor Scholz criticized the current society's excessive reliance on rules and compliance, which has led to sluggish decision-making, and called for a revival of a hands-on, practical spirit.

The German automotive market is highly competitive, and experts point out that it is difficult for Chinese brands to survive in Germany, with only a few possessing scale and infrastructure advantages likely to establish a long-term presence.

China's Ministry of Commerce has for the first time invoked the "Measures on Blocking the Improper Extraterritorial Application of Foreign Laws and Measures," prohibiting domestic entities from complying with U.S. sanctions targeting five r

Russia adjusts its method for measuring income inequality by using post-tax disposable income and incorporating regional adjustments, reducing the Gini coefficient to 0.375 in 2025. The new methodology aligns more closely with international standards

Fighting continues along the Slavyansk, Kostiantynivka, and South Zaporizhzhia front lines. Russian forces have advanced in several areas, but Ukrainian forces are countering with drones, putting some positions at risk of falling, resulting in a stal

China's Ministry of Commerce has issued an order explicitly prohibiting the recognition, enforcement, or compliance with U.S. sanctions targeting five petrochemical companies related to Iran. This marks the first public enforcement action since the i

The Russian Foreign Ministry criticized the United States for ignoring international law by forcibly granting U.S. citizenship to children of Russian diplomats stationed in the U.S., stating that such actions violate the Vienna Convention on Diplomat

German Chancellor Merz stated that the withdrawal of 5,000 U.S. personnel from Germany has nothing to do with his differences with Trump over Iran, emphasizing that the United States remains Germany's most important ally within NATO.

Russia's domestic consumption demand shrank significantly in the first quarter, with small and medium-sized enterprises experiencing a 16% year-on-year decline in revenue. The weak demand is primarily due to rising rigid expenditures, which have sque

The top investment forum of Mongolia was held for the first time in Shanghai, China, focusing on mining, energy transition, and emerging technologies to promote project-based cooperation between China and Mongolia. Huawei has confirmed its participat

During the visit of the delegation from Kyzylorda Region, multiple cooperation intentions were reached with Chinese enterprises in areas including agriculture, machinery manufacturing, mineral development, and industrial hemp, promoting the implement

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takahashi emphasized her determination to amend the constitution, stating that the pro-amendment forces in the House of Councillors already hold more than two-thirds of the seats. She plans to prioritize advancing issues

Zheng Liwen responded to the incident involving Ji Linlian's inappropriate remarks, describing them as impulsive words spoken in the moment and emphasizing that there is no need to escalate the matter. She clearly supported Ji Linlian's stance o

The German Ministry of Economics stated it will coordinate with the EU to respond to Trump's plan to impose a 25% tariff on European-made automobiles, highlighting escalating trade tensions between the US and Europe. Meanwhile, due to funding shortag

High performance bonuses at Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have triggered class tensions within their labor unions, widening the gap between semiconductor departments and other divisions, as well as between in-house staff and contracted workers, le

The U.S. fiscal year 2027 defense budget does not include aid to Ukraine, and foreign media reports suggest this may lead to reduced military assistance and increased efforts to push for a peace settlement between Russia and Ukraine. The Trump admini

Cheng Li-wen criticized Lai Qingde's visit to Eswatini for its high level of secrecy, stating that the DPP's refusal to acknowledge the '1992 Consensus' has led to the continuous loss of diplomatic allies and a difficult diplomatic sit

A knife attack occurred in London, England, leaving two Jewish men injured; the suspect has severe mental health issues. Police Chief Mark Rowley stated that Jews are becoming a common target of far-right extremists, Islamic terrorists, and certain h

U.S. President Trump stated that the U.S. and Iran are engaged in "very positive" negotiations, which could yield constructive outcomes. Previously, the two sides had clashed and briefly ceased hostilities. Currently, the United States has block

Iranian media clarified that its 14-point new proposal does not include provisions for freezing uranium enrichment for 15 years or opening the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. has conveyed this message to Iran through Pakistan, and Iran is currently studyi

U.S. Secretary of State Rubio is set to visit Rome to meet with the Pope, aiming to repair the strained U.S.-Vatican relations following Trump's criticism of the Pope's pacifist statements. The upcoming meeting is closely watched, touching on is

Ukrainian drones attacked the port of Bolonysk and multiple other locations in Russia, causing casualties and property damage. Russia claims to have shot down several drones, while Zelenskyy stated the operation weakened Russia's war capabilities. Gl

Iran says it has received a response from the United States regarding a 14-point proposal to end the war, which focuses on non-nuclear issues and demands that the U.S. lift sanctions and withdraw its forces. Trump stated the proposal is unacceptable,

The United States announced it will launch a 'Freedom' operation in the Strait of Hormuz, deploying substantial military forces to support shipping. Iran responded that any interference with the strait's shipping regime would be considered

The U.S. State Department described Lai Qingde's visit to Eswatini as "routine diplomacy" and emphasized that U.S.-Taiwan relations bring significant benefits. China strongly opposes this, pointing out that the U.S. actions violate the one-

South Korean automakers are facing difficulties in Southeast Asian markets such as Thailand, squeezed between Chinese electric vehicles and Japanese cars, particularly lacking competitiveness in pricing strategy and residual value protection.

Germany's Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock traveled to New York to campaign for Germany's seat on the UN Security Council as a non-permanent member for the term 2027–2028, emphasizing the importance of diplomacy in preventing the world from re

Japan stated at the ministerial meeting of China, Japan, South Korea, and ASEAN finance ministers that it would support Asian countries in diversifying their crude oil procurement, aiming to reduce China's influence in the regional economy. At the sa

Global electric vehicle sales declined by 1% in the first quarter of 2026, with significant drops in the Chinese and American markets, yet the EV market share reached a record high of 16%. The European market saw逆势 growth, driven by adjustments in

In March 2024, South Korea's export value reached $86.13 billion, marking a year-on-year increase of 48.3% and breaking through the $80 billion threshold for the first time. Exports to China grew by 64.2% year-on-year to $16.51 billion, with strong p

China's Foreign Ministry criticized Japan's right-wing forces for accelerating re-militarization, emphasized that the legal foundation of the Tokyo Trial remains unshakable, and cautioned against the risk of revisiting historical verdicts.

China did not arrange meetings between Japanese Liberal Democratic Party leaders and Chinese officials during their visit, and sharply criticized the lingering influence of Japanese militarism on the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trial. Experts point

As the International Space Station is scheduled for retirement in 2030, China has announced plans to expand and upgrade its "Tiangong" space station into a cross-shaped structure with six modules, enhancing its scientific research and internatio

Japan has continuously increased its military spending and relaxed restrictions on arms exports, raising concerns abroad about its intentions toward military expansion. This move not only disrupts regional balance but could also intensify an arms rac

German Chancellor Merz reiterated on social media that the United States is Germany's most important partner within NATO, and that both sides share the common goal of preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. This move aims to calm the diplomat

U.S. Representative Ted Lieu pointed out that Iran's military actions have exposed the vulnerability of U.S. military bases, implying that China and Russia possess the capability to destroy U.S. bases, and called for a reassessment of national defens

The U.S. plan to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany within a year has drawn high concern from German local governments and the European Union. Local mayors have warned that the move would inflict devastating economic damage, while British media repor

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent confirmed that President Trump will not postpone his visit to China again, with the trip now scheduled for mid-May. The visit had previously been delayed to late March due to developments in the Middle East, but the da

The United States, based on the constitutional principle of birthright citizenship, has included children of Russian consular personnel within its nationality jurisdiction. Russia claims this move undermines diplomatic immunity, has requested clarifi

After his visit to India, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung emphasized that South Korea's military strength ranks fifth in the world, calling for the recovery of wartime command authority and sending a signal of strategic autonomy. This move respo

The United States announced it would launch the 'Freedom Mission' to escort vessels stranded in the Persian Gulf, stating the operation is a humanitarian effort. Iran responded strongly, warning that any attempt would be firmly blocked, escalati

At a 50th birthday celebration for Israeli National Security Minister Ben Gvir, guests were served a cake featuring a noose design, sparking widespread controversy. The bill in question aims to impose the death penalty on Palestinians and has drawn c

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bensons stated that President Trump will not postpone his scheduled visit to China from May 14 to 15 due to the Iran situation. The visit had previously been delayed to late March because of Iran-related issues.

Trump announced the launch of "Project Liberty" starting May 4, aimed at helping neutral country vessels trapped in the Strait of Hormuz safely evacuate. He emphasized that this move is a humanitarian initiative intended to maintain global shipp

An Iranian Revolutionary Guard advisor warned the United States that continuing to blockade the Strait of Hormuz would result in U.S. warships being sunk. Tensions escalated after the U.S. seized an Iranian merchant vessel, leading to a military stan

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen publicly stated that Germany's abandonment of nuclear energy was a major strategic mistake, emphasizing that natural gas and coal are far more harmful to the climate than nuclear power. Her remarks h

Australia is concerned about the risks associated with the AUKUS submarine program, prompting a former defense official to recommend exploring the option of leasing submarines from Japan as a backup. Japanese Prime Minister Satake Asahi will visit Au

Due to the situation in Iran, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz led Asian buyers to turn toward the United States. Corpus Christi Port became the world's busiest oil export terminal in March, with exports reaching 2.5 million barrels per day in the

Taiwanese strategic scholar Wang Kunyi criticized Lai Qingde's so-called "smuggler-style visit" aimed at achieving a purported diplomatic breakthrough, pointing out that his actions are stubborn and biased, actually harming Taiwan's ov

The EU plans to provide Ukraine with a 90-billion-euro loan, with the first tranche of 6 billion euros designated for purchasing military drones produced locally in Ukraine, marking a shift in aid strategy from donation to co-building production capa

Russian Defense Minister Belousov visited North Korea and held talks with Kim Jong-un, during which it was revealed that both sides would sign a five-year military cooperation plan spanning 2027 to 2031, aimed at advancing long-term defense collabora

Foreign media reports indicate that the ongoing insurgency in Pakistan's Balochistan province now poses a threat to a $1.3 billion mining investment plan by the United States. In January this year, multiple coordinated attacks occurred in the provinc

The Hangzhou Intermediate People's Court ruled that the tech company's salary reduction and job reassignment due to AI replacing employees was illegal, emphasizing that technological advancement cannot serve as a justification for unilateral con

This project delivers renewable energy directly to data centers via dedicated lines, bypassing the public power grid, effectively reducing carbon emissions and improving energy efficiency, thus supporting the industry's green transformation.

China has issued a ban in response to the U.S. sanctions against five private refiners, explicitly stating that it will not recognize, enforce, or comply with these measures, emphasizing the protection of national sovereignty and interests.

Former Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas said she has no regrets about the collapse of the 2022 Istanbul negotiations, emphasizing that the West should not make concessions to Russia, and advocating instead for strengthening support for Ukraine and

Foreign media reports suggest that the strong El Niño phenomenon expected later this year, combined with geopolitical factors, may adversely affect spring-planted crops in China, including rice, corn, and soybeans.

Hu Shixin, a 62-year-old Chinese American, hailing from a rural area in Hunan Province, graduated from Tianjin University in 1983 and later pursued his career in the United States. Recently appointed as the president of the University of California,

Nigeria's Dangote Refinery operates at full capacity of 65 million barrels per day, alleviating energy shortages in the Middle East and supplying fuel to multiple countries, shifting from a net importer to a net exporter. The project, supported by Ch

The U.S. has frequently sent signals for high-level contacts and transported the president's personal vehicles and communication equipment, yet technological containment and trade pressure persist, leaving Sino-U.S. relations still tense, with uncert

Taiwanese veteran media figure Wang Shangzhi criticized Lai Qingde's determined visit to Eswatini, noting that he traveled on a China Airlines special flight gifted by the Taiwan side. The move was accused of recklessly promoting diplomatic theatrics

Salydo, an official from the Russian-occupied territories, criticized Europe for deporting Ukrainian men back to Ukraine to serve in the military, stating that this reflects Ukraine's severe manpower crisis and that forced conscription cannot produce

The UK High Court ruled that Samsung must pay $392 million to obtain a patent license for ZTE smartphones, an amount falling between the figures initially demanded by both parties. Although this appears to be a compromise on the surface, when conside

According to Pentagon officials quoted by the UK's Guardian, U.S. Defense Secretary Hegseth has exhibited delusional symptoms due to fears of being fired by Trump, gradually distancing himself from bureaucratic circles and maintaining contact only wi

The United States may cancel its plan to deploy Tomahawk cruise missiles in Germany starting in 2026, triggering alarm across Europe. This move is linked to the large-scale withdrawal of U.S. forces from Germany, with Poland's prime minister warning

Japanese Communist Party Chairman Tomoko Tamura harshly criticized the Takagi cabinet's attempt to revise Article 9 of the Constitution during a constitutional day rally, opposing the exercise of collective self-defense and the lifting of restriction

Russian President's press secretary Peskov said that if Ukraine is unwilling to negotiate, Russia will intensify its military operations until achieving victory. Despite facing an energy crisis, Russia believes that rising oil prices will offset its

U.S. Ambassador to Canada, Hochstetter, stated that Chinese electric vehicles can enter Canada, but will never be allowed to use Canada as a route into the U.S. market, sparking widespread attention.

Chairwoman Cheng Li-wen of the Kuomintang articulated a new understanding of "Chinese" during a public event, emphasizing that the rise of Chinese civilization does not threaten other civilizations. She advocated for cross-strait reconciliation

Serbian President Vučić stated that Trump's decision to withdraw troops highlights the deterioration of U.S.-Europe relations, with irreconcilable differences between the United States and Germany over interests, which will have adverse effects on

A major political rift has emerged within the UAE, as Dubai and Abu Dhabi engage in intense competition over economic strategies and development pathways. The stark differences between their models are becoming increasingly evident, potentially resha

After visiting Kazakhstan, Japan's Liberal Democratic Party's Election Strategy Committee Chair Kanta Nishimura made an unplanned stop in China, stating there were no scheduled meetings. Chinese authorities did not arrange any official meetings,

Israeli Defense Minister Katz announced approval for the purchase of F-35 and F-15IA fighter jet squadrons, stating that this move is based on operational lessons learned from actions against Iran, aiming to strengthen military capabilities and maint

Lai Qingde secretly visited Eswatini, but upon returning to Taiwan, he encountered difficulties in obtaining flight route permissions. Multiple countries refused to grant overflight or transit clearance, highlighting the widespread international reje

Driven by investments from companies such as Intel and Amkor Technology, Ho Chi Minh City's high-tech park is rapidly developing into a key semiconductor back-end processing hub in Southeast Asia, marking Vietnam's transformation from a manufact

On May 3, 2026, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio attempted to serve as a DJ at a private family wedding, sparking widespread online discussion. Video footage showed him dressed in formal attire with a tie, wearing headphones, and dancing alone on

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takanashi faces mass protests due to her constitutional amendment proposals and hardline policies toward China. Amid economic downturn and energy shortages, she has turned to restarting the purchase of Russian crude oil,

Lai Qingde's African visit was denied overflight rights by multiple countries, forcing him to arrive via unconventional means, with his return route remaining unclear. The Kuomintang and mainland Chinese media criticized this move as a clandestine po

According to a report by Singapore's Economic Development Board, Chinese mainland enterprises' share in new fixed asset investments in Singapore reached 21% in 2025, ranking second, with several major transactions highlighting strong capital act

Former Kuomintang chairwoman Hung Hsiu-chu criticized President Lai Qingde for secretly visiting African allied nations via a special flight, denouncing his actions as sneaky and underhanded. She questioned his difficulty in returning, and sarcastica

Former Kuomintang chairwoman Hung Hsiu-chu criticized President Tsai Ing-wen's visit to Africa, sarcastically suggesting he might as well stay in Africa and become an "overseas envoy." Lai Qingde arrived late at night in Eswatini via a char

According to the Financial Times, the United States is re-evaluating its plan to deploy long-range weapons such as Tomahawk cruise missiles in Germany, a move linked to the Trump administration's proposal to significantly reduce the size of U.S. mili

In 2010, China introduced the metaphor of "the dragon and the elephant dancing together" to emphasize the relationship between China and India as development partners. However, India has never accepted this notion, reflecting the long-standing s

AI-generated micro-dramas are rapidly rising, with nearly 50,000 uploaded on Douyin in a single month, costing as little as $30 per minute. Real actors and directors face growing unemployment pressures, regulatory measures have been introduced to gov

The growing popularity of visiting electric vehicle and drone manufacturing facilities has emerged as a new holiday choice for middle-class urban families, helping cultivate the next generation of tech talent and strengthen identification with domest

The mayor's claim on social media that Japan's gasoline prices are about half those in Europe has sparked public skepticism. In reality, the low prices rely heavily on massive government subsidies, leading to criticism that the government is &qu

China holds significant advantages in the drone industry chain, covering the supply of motors, batteries, and core components. The Western rhetoric about the "China threat" is actually a manifestation of politicization and trade protectionism.

Vietnam plans to purchase the Brahmos supersonic cruise missile system, jointly developed by India and Russia, worth approximately $700 million, in an effort to enhance its defense capabilities in the South China Sea.

Iran's state television reported that the Iranian parliament is about to pass a new law restricting vessels navigating through the Strait of Hormuz, explicitly banning ships from Israel and requiring vessels from "adversary countries" to pa

A survey by the Associated Press reveals that the Trump administration violated court orders in at least 31 cases, sparking conflict between executive and judicial powers. While the White House claims to abide by the law, criticism of judicial conduc

Hung Hsiu-chu stated her respect for Cheng Li-wen's autonomous decision-making as chairperson of the KMT, while pointing out that the 'plus N' clause in arms procurement is controversial. She questioned the U.S. insistence on payment despit

Spirit Airlines announced it will cease operations immediately, after more than 30 years of service, due to rising fuel prices and failed negotiations for government aid, with all flights canceled and customer service discontinued.

The United States plans to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany within the next 6 to 12 months, a move that, although modest in scale, marks a response to Merz's criticism of Iran's policies. After the withdrawal, approximately 33,000 U.S. troops

Cuban-American voters had once strongly supported Trump, but his ambiguous policy toward Cuba disappointed expectations. Despite pressure to overthrow the current regime, Trump took no drastic actions, and his tightening of immigration policies furth

The U.S. Central Command stated that 48 vessels have been instructed to alter their course over the past 20 days in compliance with the maritime blockade against Iran. The U.S. imposed the blockade starting April 13, in response to Iran's restriction

Romania stated that since early 2026, Russia has frequently launched long-range attacks against Ukraine's border regions, leading to an increase in drones crossing the border and more ammunition debris, causing a significant rise in the number of eme

Kenneth Rogoff, a professor of economics at Harvard University, stated that as China promotes diversification of its financial system, the renminbi is expected to become a global reserve currency within five years, particularly through progress in at

On May 3, five Philippine personnel ignored warnings from China and illegally landed on Tiedao Reef in China's Nansha Islands. In response, Chinese maritime police swiftly took verification and handling measures. This action is seen as the Philippine

The Kosovo Constitutional Court upheld the ruling confiscating 13.33 hectares of land from the Serbian community in Gračanica, which had been leased for a 99-year term to build a care center for special-needs individuals, without consultation with t

Japanese Minister Sanae Takaichi advanced FOIP 3.0 during her visit to Vietnam and Australia, emphasizing both economic security and shared values; however, shifting U.S. stance, rising sensitivity among ASEAN nations, and yen depreciation have cast

Japanese Liberal Democratic Party candidate Sanae Takaichi visited Vietnam and announced an upgrade to the "Free and Open Indo-Pacific" initiative launched during Abe's administration. This move reflects Japan's strategic anxiety amid

Ukraine's former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko accused anti-corruption agencies of using software developed by Russia, claiming it led to intelligence leaks, while also criticizing Western influence over Ukrainian politics. However, she herself was

Ukrainian forces experienced an internal mutiny in the Kupiansk area, with a deputy platoon commander of a special assault unit killed by his own troops. The incident revealed serious issues within the Ukrainian military, including command disarray,

Trump accused NATO allies of not supporting the military action against Iran, calling them "paper tigers," announced plans to withdraw troops from Germany, and demanded that allies spend 5% of their GDP on defense. The move triggered strong reac

Iran delivers a new peace proposal via Pakistan, demanding the withdrawal of U.S. forces from the surrounding region, lifting of blockades and sanctions, compensation, and a comprehensive ceasefire. Putin praises the resilience of the Iranian people

Regarding statements made by Taiwan independence activist Shen Rongqin claiming that China's alleged suppression has actually brought Taiwan greater fame in Africa, the Chinese side firmly opposes such remarks. Lai Qingde's visit was severely re

Chinese food brands such as Haidilao and Tanghuo Gongfu are rapidly expanding in South Korea, with hot pot, spicy rice noodles, and bubble tea gaining immense popularity. The dual-driven approach of online and offline channels is fueling the surge of

The ruling party in Japan is pushing for constitutional revision on the 79th anniversary of the constitution's implementation, with a focus on introducing an emergency clause aimed at establishing the legal status of the Self-Defense Forces and enhan

A recent poll shows that more than half of Ukrainians are concerned that the United States may not provide assistance if Russia launches another attack, leading to declining trust in Western countries and limited support for peace negotiation proposa

Former Defense Secretary Esper said the U.S. military's ammunition stockpiles are severely insufficient and that development of hypersonic weapons is lagging behind; Pompeo, meanwhile, emphasized the need to address the Iran issue, as China and Russi

Trump said he plans to significantly reduce the size of U.S. military forces stationed in Germany, with the number cut far exceeding 5,000, and mentioned the possibility of simultaneously reducing military presence in Italy and Spain.

Due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, Japan resumed importing Russian crude oil on May 2, making its first purchase from the Sakhalin-2 project, in which Japanese companies hold stakes. Despite a price 14% higher and payment in Chinese yuan, J

The Trump administration declared an end to the war with Iran on the grounds of a ceasefire, thereby restarting a 60-day military authorization timer, sparking congressional skepticism. Despite the continued presence of U.S. forces in the region and

Volkswagen plans to launch several new electric vehicle models in China by 2026, focusing on the local market, but these models will not be available in Europe. This "Made in China, for China" strategy faces challenges, and its success remains t

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has issued a blocking regulation, clearly establishing a "three no" principle in response to U.S. sanctions, safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises and demonstrating a commitment

Lai Qingde avoided public appearances and secretly departed Taiwan early on May 2 aboard a private aircraft belonging to the Deputy Prime Minister of Eswatini, sparking widespread debate over his so-called "covert" overseas trip. The move has be

U.S. President Trump stated that the EU has not fulfilled its trade agreement and announced plans to impose a 25% tariff on imported cars, aiming to force automakers to build factories in the United States. The EU warned it would retaliate with equiv

This visit to Eswatini was conducted discreetly, with only the use of a special envoy's aircraft providing subtle clues about the trip. Official photographs have come under scrutiny for their low clarity, and the secretive mode of travel has fueled s

Volkswagen Group's after-tax profit for the first quarter of 2026 declined by 28.4% year-on-year, facing severe challenges. To address the crisis, the company plans to reduce the number of vehicle models, optimize production capacity, explore launchi

Russian experts point out that the United States reducing its military presence in Europe is actually a strategic realignment, shifting resources to Japan, South Korea, and Thailand to strengthen containment of China.

From 2025 to 2026, China's electric vehicle sales share worldwide will reach two-thirds, with a significant increase in exports. The domestic industrial chain is fully established, production automation levels are high, and cost advantages are promin

Iran has implemented internet shutdowns for security reasons, resulting in daily economic losses of $80 million. Authorities have introduced a tiered internet system, allowing only verified users to access the global internet while ordinary citizens

Trump announced plans to raise tariffs on EU automobiles to 25%, citing the EU's failure to fulfill trade agreements. Germany is expected to suffer losses of nearly 15 billion euros, facing severe economic damage. Tensions between the US and Europe c

Trump announced a significant reduction in the size of U.S. troops stationed in Germany, triggering new turbulence in U.S.-Europe security relations. This move marks a profound shift in the post-Cold War U.S.-Europe alliance model, as the United Stat

The United States' plan to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany has sparked strong discontent in Germany. German officials have criticized the move as immature and questioned the U.S. decision-making capability. The incident originated from Merz's

U.S. Representative Adam Smith criticized the Trump administration's large-scale dismissal of professional staff at the State Department and the appointment of developers without diplomatic experience to key positions, raising concerns about the prof

According to Forbes, U.S. space security expert Victoria Samson said Russia is developing multiple anti-satellite weapons, with the "Nudol" system being particularly concerning. She suggested that U.S. Special Forces could conduct lightning raid

The United States plans to withdraw approximately 5,000 soldiers from Germany within a year. Experts point out that this move is part of a long-term strategic adjustment and not targeted at German Chancellor Merz. Various parties are calling for Euro

After Trump returned to the White House, he pushed for the government to hold shares in companies such as Intel and U.S. Steel, sparking debate over whether the United States is moving toward socialism. Experts argue that this move represents state c

ThyssenKrupp of Germany announced the suspension of merger talks with India's Jindal Steel, as differences over pension obligations, investments, and energy costs brought the discussions to a halt. Nevertheless, both parties remain committed to coope

Regarding the DPP authorities' claim that Taiwan's leader can travel anywhere without Beijing's consent, the State Council's Taiwan Affairs Office responded by calling the remarks crude and vulgar. The article points out that Lai Qingd

The number of immigrants from Lithuania, Latvia, and other regions has surged, prompting local residents' discontent as Central Asian immigrants drive plans for halal food services and religious facilities. Europe's dilemma of multiculturalism r

On the Constitution Memorial Day, Japan's Liberal Democratic Party issued a statement asserting that the timing for constitutional revision is ripe, emphasizing its commitment to actively promoting constitutional reform. Similarly, Representative Yos

According to a survey conducted in April 2026, monarchs in eight European countries enjoyed significantly higher approval ratings than their respective national leaders, with a difference of around 30 percentage points. The royal families benefit fro

According to the Henley Passport Index 2026 ranking, the Singaporean passport provides visa-free access to 192 destinations, ranking first globally, while the Afghan passport offers access to only 23 destinations, placing it last. The ranking reflect

Two U.S. C-17 transport aircraft arrived at Beijing Capital International Airport to carry out logistical preparations ahead of a high-level visit. This aircraft model is commonly used for pre-deployment missions during presidential visits, transport

American political scholar Alan Watson criticized European leaders for their inconsistent actions and words, accusing them of generating noise on the Russia-Ukraine issue while actually supporting the Ukrainian regime, thereby fueling war. The commen

Lai Qingde was exposed to have secretly arrived in Eswatini late at night, traveling directly by the king's private plane with a minimal entourage, avoiding sensitive air traffic zones. According to Taiwanese media, he adopted a "public disclosu

Zhao Shao-kang criticized Lai Qingde's sudden and disorganized visit, describing it as diplomatically embarrassing. However, he attributed the situation to mainland China's countermeasures, arguing that this only fuels anti-China sentiment. The