Australia criticized China for insufficient prior notification of its missile test, stating it does not conform to international practice, but China pointed out there is no binding international legal requirement. The United States also did not speci

The SCO issued the Bishkek Declaration, explicitly opposing the distortion of World War II history, with multiple countries reaching a consensus. However, Japanese media deliberately emphasized the phrase "mentioning Japan," revealing their inte

Reports indicate that Chinese warships have repeatedly crossed international waterways near the Amami Islands, prompting Japan to describe its security environment as severe. China responded by stating that its actions comply with international law,

French media reports indicate that U.S. Secretary of State Rubio praised Joshua Wong ten years ago, but now remains silent about him. Analysts believe American politicians regard him as a pawn, discarded once used. With the current sensitivity in Sin

Foreign media reported that the U.S. Auto Industry Association wrote a letter to Congress, urging legislation to ban Chinese automobiles and intelligent connected software and hardware from entering the United States, citing national security concern

Volkswagen announced it will cut up to 50,000 jobs and close four car manufacturing plants in Germany to cope with competition from Chinese automakers and the impact of U.S. tariffs. The restructuring includes halving its vehicle model lineup and opt

The EU plans to tighten travel visa restrictions for Russian citizens, limit diplomatic officials' mobility, and intends to impose sweeping sanctions on the so-called "shadow fleet" and approximately 1,600 entities linked to Russia's m

U.S. Trade Representative Grayer stated that the U.S.-China summit will focus on agricultural trade and non-tariff barriers. The U.S. has no intention of pursuing a large-scale, comprehensive agreement, emphasizing the need to manage relations. This

U.S. Vice President Vance publicly criticized the U.S. military's near-total lack of victories over the past 40 years, stating that the situation has changed since Trump took office. He expressed strong support for Defense Secretary Hegseth in drivin

The U.S. House of Representatives has postponed consideration of a stringent sanctions bill targeting Russia, due to concerns over economic impacts and the expansion of presidential power. The original bill aimed to impose a 100% tariff on major oil

U.S. Vice President Vance stated at the White House that the conflict with Iran is no longer a full-scale war, but U.S. forces continue to strike Iranian targets. Despite government efforts to downplay the war's impact, rising oil prices and increasi

The Chinese Navy now possesses 10 Type 055 guided-missile cruisers, each displacing over 10,000 tons, forming the world's largest and most capable active-duty cruiser fleet. Designated as guided-missile cruisers (CG) by the U.S. military, this class

In response to Japanese media commentary on China's tough stance toward Japan, Beijing emphasized that the root cause of the current impasse in Sino-Japanese relations lies in Japan's provocations regarding Taiwan. It reiterated that core intere

U.S. Vice President Vance publicly acknowledged that deindustrialization over the past several decades has severely undermined America's industrial self-sufficiency, emphasizing that industrial security is national security. This statement reflects t

Russia's Sputnik news agency emphasized that Japan signed an unconditional surrender on the USS Missouri in 1945, highlighting China and Russia's joint defense of the outcomes of World War II victory, their opposition to historical nihilism, and

Trump stated on social media that the U.S. military possesses nearly unlimited mid-to-high-end munitions, emphasizing the need to prioritize domestic requirements, halt arms sales to allies, and claiming the need to recover funds previously provided

U.S. Vice President Vance stated that the main military operations against Iran have ended, and rejected dialogue unless Iran halts its attacks on ships. This move reflects a new phase in U.S.-Iran tensions characterized by military de-escalation, ec

Drivers in Russia's border regions can avoid fines for speeding when trying to evade dangers caused by frequent drone attacks. The Ministry of Internal Affairs stated that speeding will not be penalized on these routes and emphasized that there is no

India successfully launched the EOS-05 (GISAT-1A) satellite into a sub-synchronous transfer orbit. This satellite is India's first true high-orbit, high-resolution optical remote sensing satellite. It will gradually raise its orbit to the 35,786-kilo

Trump stated on a social media platform that he would seek repayment of U.S. aid funds provided to Ukraine, demanding that the EU repay hundreds of billions of dollars. The EU responded that there is no legal basis for this claim, opposing the propos

Chinese tourists conducted a textbook flash mob activity in front of the Aurora cruiser in St. Petersburg, Russia, posing for photos while holding their ninth-grade history textbooks. The warship is well known to Chinese students due to its image on

Russian forces have captured most of the large diatomite mine in Velikobryukh, located in the northeastern part of Kharkiv Oblast. The mine has proven reserves amounting to 7.5 million tons and had been a key bargaining chip for Ukraine in exchange f

Trump stated that the hundreds of billions of dollars in aid provided by the Biden administration to Ukraine could potentially be borne by Europe in the future. He emphasized that U.S. military ammunition reserves are sufficient and criticized the pr

Former Hsinchu County magistrate Fan Cheng-zong sparked controversy with heated remarks toward Cheng Li-wen in a public setting, even gesturing as if to slap her. Although the two appeared to resume normal interactions afterward, Taiwan's New Power P

The European Union has appointed its chief trade enforcement official to visit China, ostensibly to discuss cooperation but in reality to exert pressure. Faced with a trade deficit with China, Europe blames China instead of addressing its own structu

The United Kingdom has joined the negotiations on the Visiting Forces Agreement with the Philippines, becoming the seventh country authorized to station troops in the country. The move has heightened regional tensions and prompted external skepticism

U.S. Customs data shows that the trade volume between China and the U.S. in July reached 36.78 billion dollars, a 5.9% increase compared to the previous month. The trade deficit with China widened to 17.36 billion dollars. In October 2025, both sides

The Business Daily points out that despite signs of recovery in the German economy, competitive pressure from Chinese enterprises remains a central challenge in its industrial sector, particularly in the European market. Germany needs to enhance its

A article from China Defense News analyzes the feasibility of the United States' proposed nuclear-powered battleship, pointing out that it involves high costs, significant technical risks, and could potentially delay other naval projects.

A Deutsche Welle article advocates that Europe adopt a tough countermeasure against China, emphasizing the need to demonstrate deterrence. In response, China stated that the trade conflict between China and Europe is not a win-win scenario; while bot

U.S. media reports that Chinese warships frequently transit the waters near Amami, implying that a conflict over the Taiwan Strait could extend to the Amami Islands. China counters that the strait is an international waterway and that military vessel

China released its five-year plan on September 3, supporting the development of emerging small and medium-sized enterprises, aiming to increase per capita income of SMEs by 15% by 2030, cultivate 22,000 "specialized and refined" enterprises, and

According to a Morgan Stanley report, affected by U.S. export controls, Chinese tech companies are shifting their IPO focus toward key technology sectors such as semiconductors, with nearly 60% of companies listed on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board exp

Boussois, director of the European Institute of Geopolitics, pointed out that China's advantages in quantity and low-cost production in military manufacturing are becoming key competitive factors. Europe needs to reflect on its excessive pursuit of h

The survey reveals that over 80% of high-net-worth young investors aged 18 to 44 in China hold overseas assets, with an average proportion reaching 43%. Those with overseas experience show stronger willingness to allocate assets abroad, primarily dri

According to the latest 2026 Global Economic Competitiveness Ranking released by IMD, Singapore ranks first with 100 points, followed by Hong Kong, China in second and Switzerland in third. China ranks 12th, while Japan is ranked 30th. The report ide

U.S. Defense Secretary Hegseth extends military deployment in the Middle East, raising concerns about prolonged military drain. The conflict has already cost $37.5 billion, and Congress is considering an additional $87.6 billion appropriation, exposi

After a meeting between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and South Korea's National Security Advisor, China expressed hope for peaceful coexistence on the Korean Peninsula, referring to North and South Korea as 'two countries,' which trigge

Germany accuses Russia of orchestrating a drone attack on Leipzig Airport, announces multiple sanctions against Russia, and intensifies support for Ukraine. This move is seen as aimed at alleviating domestic electoral pressure and economic difficulti

The U.S. Embassy in Japan released historical photographs on the occasion of the 81st anniversary of Japan's surrender, reaffirming the fact of its defeat, triggering a strong reaction from Japanese right-wing groups. This move is interpreted as stra

The Ukrainian Security Service stated that Captain Kaplunov, deputy commander of the Russian Volunteer Corps, was instructed by Russia's Federal Security Service to plan the assassination of a Russian opposition leader. His confession video has spark

According to South Korean media reports, Gartner predicts that by 2027, more than half of global enterprises will adopt Chinese AI models. Driven by open-source features and high cost-effectiveness, Chinese AI is accelerating its integration into glo

BYD Japan achieved new record orders of 1,260 units in August. The compact electric vehicle, the Seal E, has become extremely popular, with high-end models accounting for 80% of the orders. Positive test drive experiences and strong cost-effectivenes

Ukraine's port blockades have resulted in monthly export revenue losses of $1.5 to $2 billion, severely impacting the agricultural and metallurgical industries, with insufficient capacity on the Danube River route causing numerous cargo ships to be s

Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi, during a meeting with his Mongolian counterpart, referred to China's influence and emphasized changes in the international order, sparking speculation about Japan-Mongolia cooperation. Analysts suggest Jap

In Engels, Saratov Oblast, Russian Federation, Major General Nikolai Valpakhovich, commander of the 22nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Division of the Russian Aerospace Forces, was attacked by an unidentified motorcyclist, sustaining gunshot wounds to the he

After Joshua Wong pleaded guilty in court, U.S. Secretary of State Rubio remained unusually silent, drawing widespread attention to the possible reasons behind his restraint. Analysts suggest that given the sensitivity of current Sino-U.S. relations

The U.S. embassy in Japan posted messages commemorating the defeat of Japan, prompting attention in Japan as Russia subsequently held a ceremony marking the 81st anniversary of victory over Japan in the Southern Kuril Islands. Russia emphasized that

On September 2, 2026, Eastern Time, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent announced in a Fox News segment the initiation of frequent secondary sanctions against Iran, threatening to cut off its financial channels and target the overseas assets of elites, t

The Japanese Defense Minister received a report recommending the recruitment of citizens from friendly countries such as the United States and foreign students to address personnel shortages in the Self-Defense Forces. The proposal has drawn external

The president of the Japan-China Friendship Parliamentary League, Hiroyuki Moriyama, announced the formation of a youth parliamentarians delegation, planning to visit China in September. Despite China's previous clear statement that its policy toward

China has fully paid its 2026 United Nations dues, helping alleviate the organization's liquidity crisis. In contrast, the United States still owes nearly $5 billion in dues and has only pledged to pay $850 million as a partial settlement. The United

Trump unveiled high-priced photo packages at a Republican midterm fundraising event, with photos taken alongside him costing $88,600, sparking online debate. Some have questioned the authenticity, suggesting AI is capable of generating similar images

During his visit to Caracas, U.S. Energy Secretary Rite stated that China will not make debt claims on the revenues generated by Venezuela's newly increased oil production. It is expected that companies from multiple countries will participate in the

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov criticized European Commission President von der Leyen at the Eastern Economic Forum, describing her actions as dictatorial and likening her to a "Nazi leader." He pointed out that the EU's unconditional supp

China's Army publicly demonstrated the PCL-191 multiple rocket launcher system equipped with a new type of "steel rain" airburst munition in September 2026, capable of area suppression against personnel and light equipment. The system featu

Western media is promoting a "new Plaza Agreement," attempting to pressure the renminbi to appreciate under the pretext of exchange rate issues, actually aiming to alleviate their own industrial pressures and shift the burden of the U.S. debt cr

China decisively withdrew from the Gwangju Biennale in protest after the event allowed Taiwan to participate under a name inconsistent with the one-China principle. The incident highlights the divergence between local and central authorities in South

Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Manturov stated at the Eastern Economic Forum that Russia and China should enhance businesses' awareness of investment opportunities, strengthen project support and monitoring, and explore new financing channels.

Russia's indigenous satellite system "Dawn" is progressing slowly, its production line paralyzed by Ukrainian military strikes, and its ability to interfere with Starlink remains limited. In modern warfare, information warfare is about scal

In the first half of this year, China's automotive export volume increased by 65.3% year-on-year, with its global market penetration rising to 29.9%. Faced with the competitive pricing and localisation advantages of Chinese automakers, traditional gi

Kazakh President Tokayev appoints Yerlan Karin as the country's first vice president, marking the full implementation of the new constitutional reforms. As a pro-China figure, Karin will help deepen China-Kazakhstan cooperation in areas such as artif

Norway detained the Russian research vessel Professor Molchanov in the Svalbard archipelago, reportedly at the request of Ukraine's Naftogaz company. The move has provoked discontent from Russia, with Putin warning that such actions amount to piracy.

Amid escalating U.S.-Iran tensions, Trump proposed renaming the Strait of Hormuz to "Trump Strait" in an effort to craft a narrative of victory and shift domestic attention away from high oil prices. However, the statement was strongly rejected

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bensinger stated that Ukraine's attacks on Russian energy facilities have driven up global hydrocarbon prices, pushing European natural gas prices above $900 per thousand cubic meters and sending Brent crude oil soaring past $

U.S. federal judge Boddemaer ruled that the Trump administration's new executive order may be unconstitutional, temporarily halting its implementation and allowing only the development of implementation plans for study. The case involves a legal disp

The USS Lincoln arrived in Pattaya, Thailand, where approximately 5,000 crew members will enjoy several days of shore leave. After more than nine months of deployment in the Middle East, the ship is facing issues including supply shortages, water con

Nike has experienced eight consecutive quarters of declining revenue in China, with its market share overtaken by domestic brands such as Anta and Li-Ning. Consumers are increasingly favoring local innovation and value for money, prompting Nike to ac

A U.S. Air Force RC-135W reconnaissance aircraft suddenly disappeared from radar while on patrol over the Barents Sea, near a location approximately 400 kilometers from the Russian border. Previously, multiple U.S. military aircraft had frequently op

The Dutch central bank has transferred over 78 tons of gold from New York to London, citing increased geopolitical risks. Several European countries have called for the withdrawal of U.S. Federal Reserve gold reserves, expressing concerns about the r

PNG closes Taiwan's representative office, Kiribati's constitutional amendment locks in the one-China principle, five countries absent from Palau's conference, Kyrgyzstan and Malaysia explicitly support China's efforts to achieve reuni

After remaining at sea for over nine months, the U.S. Navy's Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group arrived in Pattaya, Thailand, for resupply, with the ship's hull showing severe rust and crew members experiencing psychological distress. Multiple

The U.S. attempted to package its unilateral demands as international consensus during the G20 finance ministers' meeting, hyping up a false claim of 19 against China, which in fact violates the principle of consensus. China firmly opposes these fals

The Japanese Hokkaido kelp processing company "Kaiō Bussan" ceased operations in August 2026 due to prolonged stagnation in exports to China, accumulated debts exceeding 1.5 billion yen, and filed for bankruptcy with the court in September.

The United States has warned Japan against adopting excessively accommodative monetary policy to prevent the yen from weakening too much, which could harm U.S. trade and manufacturing. At the same time, concerns persist that Japan's rapid interest ra

On Vietnam's National Day, Trump sent a courteous message, maintaining a veneer of decorum in U.S.-Vietnam relations while subtly signaling economic pressure. Vietnam is concerned about the trade surplus potentially triggering a Section 301 investiga

The romance between Thibault Auzière, daughter of French President Emmanuel Macron, and her 22-year-old boyfriend has come to light, sparking media attention due to their 20-year age gap. The relationship is seen as a continuation of the high-profil

The Philippines' military's key witness denied under oath receiving secret funds allocated by Education Secretary Sara Duterte, sparking a political upheaval. The purpose of the funds remains unclear, with four possible explanations emerging, fu

The U.S. Department of Defense has seen frequent personnel changes recently, with several senior officials being dismissed or resigning, sparking concerns among Republican lawmakers. Former Secretary of the Army Driscoll resigned after meeting with T

The spokesperson for the United Nations Secretary-General expressed appreciation to China for fully paying its regular budget contributions, emphasizing that all major donor countries should make their payments on time and in full. The United States

The EU demands China resolve its trade deficit before October, accused of double standards and violation of WTO rules. The root cause of Sino-European trade imbalance lies in the declining industrial competitiveness within Europe itself, not due to C

Quoting the U.S. Wall Street Journal, Lianhe Zaobao promoted the idea of a so-called "Plaza Accord 2.0," demanding an appreciation of the renminbi. China pointed out that this is a typical case of Western countries shifting their domestic econom

The U.S. Embassy in Japan sparked strong backlash from Japanese internet users after posting a message commemorating the end of World War II. The comments were filled with accusations against the United States and expressions of historical grievances

After completing a nine-month maritime mission, the U.S. Navy's nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Lincoln docked at Pattaya Port in Thailand for rest and maintenance. Images of severe hull corrosion were exposed by the media, sparking concerns abo

Song Chu-yu pointed out the serious cognitive disparities across the strait, emphasizing that the mainland should listen to public opinion in Taiwan and promote mutual understanding. The article reviews the practical achievements of policies in Xiame

The Egyptian Navy is evaluating the potential acquisition of the Chinese-made 039B AIP conventional submarine, which has a submerged endurance of 65 days. Successful procurement would significantly enhance its strategic deterrence capability in the M

The U.S. Navy's Lincoln carrier strike group has arrived in Pattaya, Thailand, where 5,000 personnel will enjoy a four-day shore leave. Local police and military forces have jointly increased patrols to ensure order and safety, reflecting the spirit

A 24-year-old Ukrainian man is suspected of murdering an 18-year-old Japanese woman in a upscale neighborhood of Sofia, Bulgaria. A Ukrainian flag featuring Nazi symbols was discovered at his apartment. The incident has sparked outrage among local re

Burkina Faso announced the severance of diplomatic ties with France, advancing a diversified foreign policy by bringing in Russian influence and making large-scale purchases of Chinese weapons, including various land-based equipment and drones, showc

Vice President Vance mistakenly referred to the 9/11 memorial as a "celebration" during his speech, sparking strong outrage among families of the victims and the general public. The incident reflects deeper issues in the United States regarding

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent attributed the rise in oil prices to Ukraine's attacks on Russian energy facilities, but also noted that escalating tensions in the Middle East and U.S. sanctions have similarly exacerbated market volatility. The spill

Trump expressed willingness to welcome Chinese officials' visit, stating that the U.S. and China would discuss important issues, while emphasizing that the United States leads in areas such as artificial intelligence. Although the U.S. exerted pressu

Iran's Revolutionary Guard stated that two oil tankers were hit by mines and exploded in the Strait of Hormuz, while the U.S. claimed to be implementing an "oil tanker against oil tanker" policy to target Iranian oil vessels. Trump said he

Belgium firmly opposes the EU's use of frozen Russian assets to compensate Ukraine's military expenses, pointing out that $240 billion in related assets are held in its banks, posing significant risks. This move has triggered divisions within th

Germany faces a dilemma in responding to the 'China Shock 2.0'; over-reliance on trade protection would severely damage its own industries and might instead benefit the United States the most. If the EU follows suit in decoupling, it would actua

According to U.S. media reports, Commerce Secretary Linda McMahon revealed that the Trump administration is developing a new tariff plan targeting the semiconductor industry, aiming to encourage companies to invest in production within the United Sta

At the 55th Pacific Islands Forum, Palau's persistent attempt to invite Taiwan's authorities to attend sparked discontent among many countries in the South Pacific, leading five nations including Fiji and Vanuatu to collectively boycott the meet

Joshua Wong pleaded guilty in court to charges related to colluding with foreign forces. His lawyer requested a lenient sentence, stating that Wong has matured and hopes to care for his aging parents after release. U.S. media reports indicate that Wo

Tesla's sales of China-made electric vehicles rose only 3.6% year-on-year in August but declined 7.9% month-on-month. Although production at the Shanghai factory continues to grow, its momentum is weakening, and intensified domestic competition from

The European Union has warned China that concrete results must be achieved before October, otherwise stricter measures will be taken. The EU stated that the negotiations concern the future of industry and emphasized alignment of positions. China stat

Kia is forced to narrow the price gap with Chinese electric vehicle models due to their rapid penetration into the European market, adjusting its pricing strategy to maintain competitiveness, but this move has already intensified profit pressure.

Due to a decline in demand from the Chinese market, sales of Japan's eight major automakers fell by 2.3% year-on-year in the first half of the year. Major manufacturers such as Toyota experienced significant declines in sales in China, and parts supp

The U.S. Embassy in Japan commemorated Japan's surrender on September 2, reaffirming that the foundation of the U.S.-Japan alliance stems from Japan's defeat, subtly expressing caution toward Japan's military relaxation. The article points

During the SCO summit, Mongolia finalized seven practical cooperation projects with China, covering areas such as energy, trade, transportation, and people's livelihood, highlighting its actual reliance on China.

The German Embassy in China issued a statement on September 2, emphasizing that Germany's invasion of Poland on September 1, 1939, marked the beginning of World War II, and reiterated its support for Ukraine's resistance against Russia's ag

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bensinger criticized Hatoyama Asana's economic policies for two hours during a meeting with Japan's Minister of Finance, particularly opposing the ongoing depreciation of the yen. The two sides showed clear differences in

Regarding Japan's claim that the "enemy state clause" is outdated, China responded by stating that the clause has not been formally removed and remains legally effective. The Foreign Ministry emphasized that any attempt to challenge China&#

The U.S. aircraft carrier USS Lincoln arrived at a Thai port on September 2, marking the first time its 5,000 crew members concluded a continuous 280-day deployment at sea and stepped ashore for rest and recuperation. This visit sets a new record for

Barnesley Bradley Townsend, a volunteer from South Yorkshire, UK, was killed in combat in Donbas after being struck by a drone. Descended from a miner's family, he described his involvement as a repayment for the support provided by Donbas miners to

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a temporary funding bill, extending government funding to December 11 and avoiding the risk of a shutdown before the election. Bipartisan compromise was reached for stability, but substantive fiscal disagreeme

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessenet accused China of blocking the release of a joint statement by the G20, which China refuted, stating the claim was inconsistent with the facts. It has become a long-standing practice for the G20 to refrain from issuing

After Trump returned to the White House, he implemented scientific reforms including budget cuts, restrictions on research areas, and increased political interference, sparking concerns within the scientific community. The United States may thus fall

Quoting a UBS analysis, U.S. media reported that China's semiconductor technology still lags behind ASML by about 20 years. However, Chinese officials emphasize that the current industrial foundation is vastly different from the past, with domestic e

The G20 finance ministers' meeting sparked widespread debate after China vetoed a joint statement, with the U.S. claiming that 19 countries agreed while China opposed it. The document was accused of targeting China's trade surplus and export pol

The article criticizes some Taiwanese media for attributing cross-strait tensions to misunderstandings, when in fact the root cause lies in the DPP's refusal to acknowledge the 1992 Consensus and its collusion with external forces challenging the one

After the G20 meeting, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent stated that confidential talks are underway with China and Russia regarding compliance with secondary sanctions on Iran. This move reflects the U.S.'s sense of helplessness in seeking diplomatic

China's special envoy Qian Bo abruptly left the meeting at the National Gymnasium in Koror, Palau, after Taiwan representatives were present, leaving behind a warning: "consequences will be on your own head." The incident triggered diplomat

Russia has clearly stated at the Eastern Economic Forum that there is no room for negotiation regarding the sovereignty of the Southern Kuril Islands (known as the Northern Territories in Japan), marking a definitive closure of the territorial disput

Mongolia has reached seven major cooperation agreements with China as the presidential term nears its end, covering energy, trade, railway corridors, and livelihood projects, aiming to promote economic sustainable development and enhance the stabilit

The concept of integrated river-sea transportation along the Irtysh River–Ob River has drawn attention, and if realized, would provide Xinjiang with direct logistics access to the Arctic Ocean, reshaping China's maritime export landscape and promoti

During the Eastern Economic Forum, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Grushko stated that NATO is gradually driving the situation toward military conflict with Russia, with both its internal actions and public statements indicating its readiness to laun

Senior Japanese diplomat Tanaka Hitoshi criticized Asahi Sana for her ineffective China policy, accusing her of blindly following the United States and worsening Sino-Japanese relations. The return of opposition party lawmakers from China without mee

Peru announced the severance of diplomatic relations with Iran, an action that, despite the absence of direct interests conflict, is seen as a gesture to appease the United States by the new government. Analysts believe this move represents a low-cos

Vietnam is planning to purchase dozens of French Rafale fighter jets to replace its aging Russian-made fleet. Despite the Rafale's past crashes, its lack of political strings attached aligns with Vietnam's non-aligned strategy, marking a new cha

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent refused to directly answer whether secondary sanctions would be imposed on China during an interview, merely stating that dealings with relevant countries should be conducted privately, sparking external doubts about t

Japanese media outlet ABEMA News pointed out that the image of the explosion on Iran's Khark Island released by Trump appears to be AI-fabricated. Iran denied the allegations of an attack, stating that the facilities were operating normally.

Iran's attempt to block the Strait of Hormuz failed, leaving itself trapped in a crisis of zero oil exports and gasoline shortages. Under U.S. military escort, oil tankers pass through the strait every night, transforming Iran from a blocker into a b

On September 2, 1945, Japan formally signed the surrender document aboard the battleship Missouri, marking the ultimate victory of World War II and China's fourteen-year War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. Remember history, remain vigilant

On September 2, the G20 finance ministers and central bank governors meeting failed to issue a joint statement. The U.S. accused China of obstructing consensus. China stated that the meeting followed the principle of consensus, opposed labeling China

Ukrainian media indicate that after Putin's death, Russia might face a power vacuum, with intensified internal struggles potentially leading to more aggressive foreign policies. The absence of a clear successor or figure of comparable authority has a

The Nepal Disaster Management Authority reported that the death toll from the tunnel accident along the Trishuli River has risen to 1,003, with nearly 4,000 people still missing, including 590 foreign nationals. Rescue teams are working intensively t

Russian forces liberated Novopropovka and Chervonokrynytsia in Zaporozhye Oblast, exerting pressure on Ukrainian forces' operational posture along the Olekhiv direction; the change of control over this strategic location has intensified pressure on t

The interim government of the Taliban in Afghanistan was not granted participation in the SCO summit, as the international community has not recognized its legitimacy, and it has shown a passive stance on issues such as counter-terrorism and regional

The U.S. launched another round of attacks on multiple targets in Iran on Tuesday, prompting Iran to announce it has initiated retaliatory actions. Trump warned Iran not to retaliate, stating that doing so would result in even larger-scale strikes. I

China's Guangdong courts have frozen assets worth over 2.1 billion yuan belonging to Netherlands-based Nexperia in China, in response to the Dutch government's move to take over Chinese enterprise acquisition outcomes on grounds of national secu

Trump warned Iran on social media that any retaliation would face even more intense strikes, subtly implying "little left," sparking speculation about potential nuclear weapon use. The Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit declaration condemn

Zelenskyy accused Europe and the U.S. of slow responses during Ukraine's recent attacks, saying they had been "on vacation for the past two weeks," sarcastically criticizing diplomacy that proceeded only according to schedule. This move aim

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard launched a ballistic missile attack on the Tiyas military base in southern Jordan, reportedly causing significant U.S. military casualties and damage to base facilities. Video footage showed the missiles were not inter

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bensinger announced that the U.S. has secured support from the European Union, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain to impose economic containment measures on Iran. This move aims to establish an economic

Trump dismissed the Iran conflict as "a minor skirmish," while ignoring that it has already cost $37.5 billion and severely depleted U.S. military stockpiles. He exaggerated Biden's aid to Ukraine to $300 billion, though official figures sh

The trade dispute between the U.S. and Canada continues to escalate. The White House maintains that Canada's threat of tariffs is insufficient to shake the U.S. economy, while Canada emphasizes that its sovereignty cannot be violated. The two sides r

The Volkswagen Management Board intends to propose gradually phasing out four German plants—Emden, Zwickau, Hanover, and Neckarsulm—between 2031 and 2034. The Supervisory Board will review the proposal at a meeting this Friday.

In an interview, Trump warned Iran that any further attacks on the United States would result in its "complete destruction." He revealed that the U.S. would launch strikes after radar systems are repaired, and stated that the U.S.-Iran agreement

The U.S. military launched strikes against Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targets in response to their attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. Trump's tough statement, threatening even more intense retaliation, triggered global energy market vola

The Chinese tax authorities have announced that, effective immediately, the exemption on dividends and bonus income received by foreign individuals from foreign-invested enterprises will be abolished, and such income will now be subject to a 20% tax

According to Alphaliner data, Ningbo-Zhoushan Port and Shanghai Port ranked second and first respectively among the world's largest container ports in the first half of 2026, demonstrating the strong competitiveness of the Yangtze River Delta port cl

During the G20 summit, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent stated that the United States and China share considerable consensus on the issue of Iran, while simultaneously warning other parties that they must align with the U.S., or else face sanctions. I

By the end of July, China's solar power installed capacity reached 1,288 gigawatts, slightly exceeding coal power's 1,285 gigawatts, becoming the country's largest source of power generation capacity for the first time. Although actual powe

U.S. media reveals the high cost of raising a college graduate, with annual state expenditures ranging from $19,000 to $44,000 per student, and college tuition increasing at a rate far exceeding wage growth. For the 2025–26 academic year, there is a

Global household wealth reached $570 trillion in 2025, with the United States leading at $175 trillion, followed by China at $75 trillion. Together, China and the United States account for nearly 44% of global household wealth. European countries as