
Global Survey Reveals Rising Distrust in U.S. Leadership
A global survey reveals rising distrust in U.S. leadership among nations worldwide, signaling concerns for future international relations.
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A global survey reveals rising distrust in U.S. leadership among nations worldwide, signaling concerns for future international relations.
China urges the U.S. to stop threats and pressure in tariff negotiations, calling for dialogue based on equality and mutual respect.
President Trump’s second term reaches 100 days, marked by significant disruption but little reconstruction. Domestic cuts and international tariffs unsettle many.
Apple’s global supply chain faces uncertainty as new U.S. tariffs threaten to add $33 billion in annual costs, impacting production and pricing strategies worldwide.
China’s Ministry of Commerce has responded to reports about Boeing’s aircraft deliveries, urging the US to support aviation cooperation and create a stable environment for trade.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urges BRICS nations to oppose protectionism and uphold free trade principles during the BRICS meeting in Rio.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi attends the BRICS meeting in Rio, urging nations to lead in promoting global peace and development.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi calls for BRICS unity to enhance global governance, advocating for trade fairness, financial reforms, green transformation, and digital collaboration at the Rio summit.
Chinese and Russian foreign ministers meet in Brazil, discussing stronger bilateral ties, BRICS unity, and efforts to promote peace amid the Ukraine crisis.
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal Party wins Canada’s election but falls short of a majority, forming a minority government amid rising tensions with U.S. President Donald Trump.