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No current reports indicate mass FAA firings under the Trump administration, which ended in January 2021.
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No current reports indicate mass FAA firings under the Trump administration, which ended in January 2021.

The NBA’s All-Star Weekend in San Francisco introduced a new format with more players and teams, highlighting the league’s global popularity and the rise of international players.

Brazil aims to negotiate with the U.S. over new steel and aluminum tariffs, seeking a peaceful resolution to avoid a trade war.

Frenchman Marcus Detrez brings 622 rare WWII photos to China, aiming to donate his grandfather’s collection documenting historical events.

South Koreans express concern over the U.S.’s new 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, fearing it will harm their economy and strain global trade relations.

President Xi Jinping meets with leading private entrepreneurs in Beijing, pledging unwavering support and boosting confidence in China’s private sector.

China’s private sector is driving job growth in the Greater Bay Area, creating millions of new opportunities and boosting the economy. Young people are finding more employment options in this booming region.

China’s National Development and Reform Commission announces increased support for private firms to enhance innovation and economic growth.

China supports US-Russia talks on the Ukraine crisis and calls for inclusive peace efforts involving all stakeholders, says Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun.

China opposes new U.S. tariffs imposed under the pretext of fentanyl control, filing a WTO complaint and urging for stable relations.