April 14, 2025
US
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
The constitutional crisis over Kilmar Abrego Garcia's deportation escalated dramatically as President Trump and El Salvador's President Bukele jointly refused to return him despite Supreme Court orders. Multiple outlets characterized this as open defiance of the judiciary, with The Atlantic declaring "The Constitutional Crisis Is Here."
Trump provided temporary exemptions to his China tariffs for electronics, causing markets to rally while announcing semiconductor tariffs were coming "very soon." China responded by halting exports of critical rare earth minerals essential for technology.
Harvard University rejected Trump administration demands tied to $9 billion in federal funding, creating another institutional standoff.
Blue Origin conducted a historic all-women space flight featuring Katy Perry and CBS host Gayle King.
An arson suspect who firebombed Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro's residence was identified, with court documents revealing he "harbored hatred" for the governor and would have attacked him with a hammer if found.
Trump provided temporary exemptions to his China tariffs for electronics, causing markets to rally while announcing semiconductor tariffs were coming "very soon." China responded by halting exports of critical rare earth minerals essential for technology.
Harvard University rejected Trump administration demands tied to $9 billion in federal funding, creating another institutional standoff.
Blue Origin conducted a historic all-women space flight featuring Katy Perry and CBS host Gayle King.
An arson suspect who firebombed Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro's residence was identified, with court documents revealing he "harbored hatred" for the governor and would have attacked him with a hammer if found.
Israel
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
Morning reports focused on an emerging Israeli proposal to release ten living hostages in exchange for a 45-day ceasefire, with Netanyahu personally updating hostage families. Hamas reportedly signaled flexibility on increasing the number of releases but maintained its demand for war-ending guarantees.
By afternoon, diplomatic "chess games" between the US and Iran took center stage, with Trump threatening military strikes on nuclear facilities if Tehran fails to cooperate in upcoming talks scheduled for Saturday in Rome.
IDF Chief of Staff Zamir told the cabinet that conquering Gaza completely is a "fantasy" due to severe troop shortages, echoing growing military dissent from the previous days.
A mysterious new security affair emerged under a gag order, reportedly involving leaked classified information. Meanwhile, Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar announced his resignation within weeks, continuing the institutional crisis that began with Netanyahu's attempt to dismiss him.
By afternoon, diplomatic "chess games" between the US and Iran took center stage, with Trump threatening military strikes on nuclear facilities if Tehran fails to cooperate in upcoming talks scheduled for Saturday in Rome.
IDF Chief of Staff Zamir told the cabinet that conquering Gaza completely is a "fantasy" due to severe troop shortages, echoing growing military dissent from the previous days.
A mysterious new security affair emerged under a gag order, reportedly involving leaked classified information. Meanwhile, Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar announced his resignation within weeks, continuing the institutional crisis that began with Netanyahu's attempt to dismiss him.
Germany
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
CDU leader Friedrich Merz, Germany's chancellor-in-waiting, sparked controversy by suggesting potential Taurus missile deliveries to Ukraine, triggering harsh Russian responses. Dmitry Medvedev called him a "Nazi," escalating diplomatic tensions.
Morning reports focused on Merz softening previous economic positions, no longer ruling out tax increases despite campaign promises. The fatal pushing of a 15-year-old from a Hamburg high-rise gained coverage, with reports claiming foreign perpetrators.
Trump's erratic tariff policies continued creating market chaos with constant reversals of exemptions. Reports revealed his trade war unexpectedly impacts Russian oil exports, suggesting strategic targeting beyond China.
The SPD-CDU coalition faced internal resistance as the Jusos formally rejected the coalition agreement. The May 6 date for Merz's election as chancellor was confirmed, despite declining public trust. Multiple newspapers analyzed Germany's precarious position between US-China tensions as Trump's policies force strategic realignments.
Morning reports focused on Merz softening previous economic positions, no longer ruling out tax increases despite campaign promises. The fatal pushing of a 15-year-old from a Hamburg high-rise gained coverage, with reports claiming foreign perpetrators.
Trump's erratic tariff policies continued creating market chaos with constant reversals of exemptions. Reports revealed his trade war unexpectedly impacts Russian oil exports, suggesting strategic targeting beyond China.
The SPD-CDU coalition faced internal resistance as the Jusos formally rejected the coalition agreement. The May 6 date for Merz's election as chancellor was confirmed, despite declining public trust. Multiple newspapers analyzed Germany's precarious position between US-China tensions as Trump's policies force strategic realignments.
France
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
Morning headlines announced the death of Mario Vargas Llosa, Nobel literature laureate, at 89. Simultaneously, diplomatic tensions with Algeria escalated as Algiers ordered 12 French embassy agents to leave within 48 hours, prompting Paris to threaten "immediate retaliation."
The government's planned €40 billion austerity program dominated midday coverage, with both far-left LFI and far-right RN threatening no-confidence motions. Court of Accounts proposed €20 billion in health insurance savings.
Afternoon brought developments in missing jogger Agathe Hilairet's case, with prosecutors opening a formal investigation for kidnapping and detention.
Russian strikes on Soumy, Ukraine continued to draw attention as the death toll rose to 35. Moscow claimed it targeted a Ukrainian military meeting while using civilians as "human shields."
Evening reports covered a deadly nitrogen leak at a Paris gym that killed one employee and seriously injured a client.
The government's planned €40 billion austerity program dominated midday coverage, with both far-left LFI and far-right RN threatening no-confidence motions. Court of Accounts proposed €20 billion in health insurance savings.
Afternoon brought developments in missing jogger Agathe Hilairet's case, with prosecutors opening a formal investigation for kidnapping and detention.
Russian strikes on Soumy, Ukraine continued to draw attention as the death toll rose to 35. Moscow claimed it targeted a Ukrainian military meeting while using civilians as "human shields."
Evening reports covered a deadly nitrogen leak at a Paris gym that killed one employee and seriously injured a client.
Lebanon
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
President Aoun announced a bilateral dialogue with Hezbollah regarding weapons surrender, stating "the decision to limit arms to the State has been taken" with implementation to be managed through direct talks. This follows three consecutive days of Lebanese Army movements into Hezbollah positions. The Army reported one soldier killed and three wounded by explosive devices in Wadi Zbqin during operations south of the Litani.
Prime Minister Salam visited Damascus, meeting with Syrian Foreign Minister Sharaa to discuss border issues and missing persons cases. Meanwhile, US-Iran nuclear negotiations continue with the next round scheduled for Rome after "positive" talks in Oman.
Hamas rejected a ceasefire proposal that would include disarming resistance groups, calling it "completely unacceptable." Israeli bombardment of northern Gaza disabled the Baptist Hospital, causing a child's death due to suspended medical care.
Prime Minister Salam visited Damascus, meeting with Syrian Foreign Minister Sharaa to discuss border issues and missing persons cases. Meanwhile, US-Iran nuclear negotiations continue with the next round scheduled for Rome after "positive" talks in Oman.
Hamas rejected a ceasefire proposal that would include disarming resistance groups, calling it "completely unacceptable." Israeli bombardment of northern Gaza disabled the Baptist Hospital, causing a child's death due to suspended medical care.
Ukraine
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
The Sumy ballistic missile attack aftermath continued with casualty numbers rising to 34 dead, including 2 children, and 119 wounded. Trump called the attack "terrible" but suggested it was a Russian "mistake," later shifting to blame Zelensky and Biden for starting the war while stating "this is not my war."
Zelensky invited Trump to visit any attacked Ukrainian city before negotiating with Russia, and announced Ukraine's willingness to purchase 10 Patriot systems for $15 billion. Reports emerged that German leadership would send Taurus missiles to Ukraine in coordination with European partners.
Chinese prisoners of war captured in Ukraine gave a press conference, revealing they were deceived by Russian recruiters who promised them well-paid work. Their testimony follows earlier reports from April 8-9 exposing Russia's global recruitment efforts, and provides firsthand evidence of foreign fighters in Putin's forces.
Zelensky invited Trump to visit any attacked Ukrainian city before negotiating with Russia, and announced Ukraine's willingness to purchase 10 Patriot systems for $15 billion. Reports emerged that German leadership would send Taurus missiles to Ukraine in coordination with European partners.
Chinese prisoners of war captured in Ukraine gave a press conference, revealing they were deceived by Russian recruiters who promised them well-paid work. Their testimony follows earlier reports from April 8-9 exposing Russia's global recruitment efforts, and provides firsthand evidence of foreign fighters in Putin's forces.
Palestine
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
Ceasefire negotiations dominated news as Hamas rejected an Egyptian proposal that included disarming Palestinian resistance groups. A Hamas leader revealed details of the proposal, with spokesperson Abu Zuhri describing Netanyahu's demands as a "surrender agreement." The delegation left Cairo without agreement but committed to further consultations.
Israeli military officials contradicted government messaging, with the military chief reportedly telling cabinet ministers to abandon "illusions" about Gaza, while former officials including ex-Mossad agents joined calls to end the war. Israel released ten Gazan prisoners in poor health.
The humanitarian situation deteriorated further, with UNRWA describing Gaza as "hell getting worse" with no safe places. A European official reported food aid rotting at Gaza's borders due to Israeli restrictions, while 88% of Gaza schools need reconstruction. The EU announced a €1.6 billion recovery program for Palestinians.
Israeli military officials contradicted government messaging, with the military chief reportedly telling cabinet ministers to abandon "illusions" about Gaza, while former officials including ex-Mossad agents joined calls to end the war. Israel released ten Gazan prisoners in poor health.
The humanitarian situation deteriorated further, with UNRWA describing Gaza as "hell getting worse" with no safe places. A European official reported food aid rotting at Gaza's borders due to Israeli restrictions, while 88% of Gaza schools need reconstruction. The EU announced a €1.6 billion recovery program for Palestinians.
UK
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
British Steel dominated headlines with allegations of Chinese "sabotage" at the Scunthorpe plant following the emergency nationalization. Government ministers expressed confidence in securing raw materials for the furnaces amid a diplomatic row with China, which issued its first statement on the situation.
Trump made controversial statements blaming Putin, Biden and Zelensky for "millions" of deaths in Ukraine, while Zelensky urged Trump to visit Ukraine before making any deal with Russia. This followed Sunday's deadly Russian missile attack on Sumy that Trump called "a mistake."
Katy Perry's historic space journey with an all-female crew aboard Blue Origin's rocket generated extensive coverage throughout the day, with media focusing on her emotional reaction upon return.
Former Conservative MP Craig Williams was among 15 people charged with gambling offenses related to betting on the 2024 election date. The inquest into Warwick Davis's wife's death revealed she died from post-surgery complications.
Trump made controversial statements blaming Putin, Biden and Zelensky for "millions" of deaths in Ukraine, while Zelensky urged Trump to visit Ukraine before making any deal with Russia. This followed Sunday's deadly Russian missile attack on Sumy that Trump called "a mistake."
Katy Perry's historic space journey with an all-female crew aboard Blue Origin's rocket generated extensive coverage throughout the day, with media focusing on her emotional reaction upon return.
Former Conservative MP Craig Williams was among 15 people charged with gambling offenses related to betting on the 2024 election date. The inquest into Warwick Davis's wife's death revealed she died from post-surgery complications.
Iran
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
The Italian capital Rome emerged as the confirmed venue for the second round of Iran-US indirect talks, with both Dutch and Italian foreign ministers verifying the location. Foreign Ministry spokesman Baqaei maintained Iran's primary demand remains lifting "unjust sanctions" while announcing Foreign Minister Araghchi will visit Moscow later this week.
Trump signaled his intention to "soon make decisions" regarding Iran, later sharpening his tone by stating "Iran must abandon its nuclear weapon dreams or face harsh consequences." He claimed Iran was accustomed to negotiating with "ignorant people" previously.
European countries expressed concern about their exclusion from negotiations, with France insisting any agreement must align with European interests. Meanwhile, BBC Persian released a second audio file from 1988, purportedly capturing Ayatollah Montazeri describing Velayat-e Faqih as having become "disgusting."
Trump signaled his intention to "soon make decisions" regarding Iran, later sharpening his tone by stating "Iran must abandon its nuclear weapon dreams or face harsh consequences." He claimed Iran was accustomed to negotiating with "ignorant people" previously.
European countries expressed concern about their exclusion from negotiations, with France insisting any agreement must align with European interests. Meanwhile, BBC Persian released a second audio file from 1988, purportedly capturing Ayatollah Montazeri describing Velayat-e Faqih as having become "disgusting."
Russia
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
Russian media significantly shifted its narrative about the deadly Sumy strike that killed 34 people yesterday. By morning, military officials claimed it targeted a meeting of Ukrainian commanders, with Foreign Minister Lavrov later asserting Western officers were present, providing an evolving justification for civilian casualties. Trump characterized the strike as a "mistake" while calling the Ukraine conflict "Biden's war," reinforcing his emerging position as potential mediator.
The FSB reported detaining multiple alleged Ukrainian agents, including a Moldovan citizen supposedly tasked with bombing operations in Crimea. This security narrative complemented diplomatic messaging as Lavrov indicated constructive developments with US officials on embassy operations while claiming Europe is determined to preserve Zelensky's regime.
Economic headlines focused on cryptocurrency seizure mechanisms, increased deposit insurance limits, and European companies reportedly considering restoration of Russian gas imports—suggesting economic adaptation to prolonged conflict conditions.
The FSB reported detaining multiple alleged Ukrainian agents, including a Moldovan citizen supposedly tasked with bombing operations in Crimea. This security narrative complemented diplomatic messaging as Lavrov indicated constructive developments with US officials on embassy operations while claiming Europe is determined to preserve Zelensky's regime.
Economic headlines focused on cryptocurrency seizure mechanisms, increased deposit insurance limits, and European companies reportedly considering restoration of Russian gas imports—suggesting economic adaptation to prolonged conflict conditions.
Italy
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa's death at 89 dominated early morning headlines before being overshadowed by developments in Ukraine. Russia's Palm Sunday bombing in Sumy initially reported seven children killed, but later corrected to two, with Zelensky warning failure to stop Putin risked "world war."
Trump dramatically shifted rhetoric, blaming Biden, Zelensky, and Putin collectively for the war, questioning Ukraine's decision to fight "someone 20 times larger." Meanwhile, Germany's Merz approved Taurus missiles for Ukraine, prompting Russian accusations of "wanting escalation."
On economic fronts, China suspended rare earth exports while Trump considered tariff exemptions for automobiles - a significant softening after weeks of escalation. European stocks rebounded with technology sectors leading gains.
Domestically, Italy faced a corruption probe involving 40 officials allegedly receiving free Tirrenia ferry tickets, while criticism mounted over irregularities in school principal selection exams.
Trump dramatically shifted rhetoric, blaming Biden, Zelensky, and Putin collectively for the war, questioning Ukraine's decision to fight "someone 20 times larger." Meanwhile, Germany's Merz approved Taurus missiles for Ukraine, prompting Russian accusations of "wanting escalation."
On economic fronts, China suspended rare earth exports while Trump considered tariff exemptions for automobiles - a significant softening after weeks of escalation. European stocks rebounded with technology sectors leading gains.
Domestically, Italy faced a corruption probe involving 40 officials allegedly receiving free Tirrenia ferry tickets, while criticism mounted over irregularities in school principal selection exams.
Japan
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
Japan's population declined for the 14th consecutive year, falling by 550,000 to 123.8 million, with the Tokyo metropolitan area facing a serious eldercare crisis as 25% of residents are now over 65. The ongoing US-Japan trade tensions evolved with conflicting reports about smartphone tariff exemptions, as Trump's policy appeared to shift from exclusion to imposing semiconductor-related tariffs on phones instead.
Nintendo became a focal point in trade discussions as suppliers warned the Switch 2 console faces potential 145% tariff increases, contrasting with smartphone exemptions. Apple responded to the shifting landscape by ramping up production in India and Vietnam while navigating stricter customs checks in China.
Prime Minister Ishiba maintained a firm stance, declaring Japan would not rush to compromise in upcoming US tariff negotiations while denying implementing election-motivated economic handouts. Meanwhile, Xi Jinping courted Vietnam to join China in confronting the trade war.
Nintendo became a focal point in trade discussions as suppliers warned the Switch 2 console faces potential 145% tariff increases, contrasting with smartphone exemptions. Apple responded to the shifting landscape by ramping up production in India and Vietnam while navigating stricter customs checks in China.
Prime Minister Ishiba maintained a firm stance, declaring Japan would not rush to compromise in upcoming US tariff negotiations while denying implementing election-motivated economic handouts. Meanwhile, Xi Jinping courted Vietnam to join China in confronting the trade war.
Netherlands
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
Morning news focused on an unusual wolf attack on a jogger in Park Hoge Veluwe, with a passerby using his walking stick to chase away the persistent animal. Meanwhile, the implementation of the asylum distribution law was delayed until 2026 by PVV Minister Faber, extending uncertainty in migration policy.
By midday, attention shifted to pro-Palestinian protesters occupying the Maagdenhuis building at the University of Amsterdam, demanding the university cut ties with Israel. The situation escalated when police arrived, eventually removing demonstrators who reportedly left significant damage behind.
In international news, Xi's tour of Southeast Asia gained significance amid ongoing US-China trade tensions, while Putin's attack on Sumy was labeled a violation of war laws with possible use of cluster munitions. A 39-year-old man previously convicted of murder was arrested in Curaçao as a new suspect in the Peter R. de Vries assassination case.
By midday, attention shifted to pro-Palestinian protesters occupying the Maagdenhuis building at the University of Amsterdam, demanding the university cut ties with Israel. The situation escalated when police arrived, eventually removing demonstrators who reportedly left significant damage behind.
In international news, Xi's tour of Southeast Asia gained significance amid ongoing US-China trade tensions, while Putin's attack on Sumy was labeled a violation of war laws with possible use of cluster munitions. A 39-year-old man previously convicted of murder was arrested in Curaçao as a new suspect in the Peter R. de Vries assassination case.
India
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
Fugitive diamond merchant Mehul Choksi's arrest in Belgium dominated coverage, with details emerging of his failed attempt to escape to Switzerland. Belgium confirmed India's extradition request as ED-CBI teams prepared to travel there. Choksi's lawyer claimed he has cancer and cannot be transported.
Violence over the Waqf Amendment Act continued across West Bengal, spreading from Murshidabad to South 24 Parganas, where ISF protesters clashed with police, torching vehicles. CM Mamata warned against vigilantism while refugees began returning to Murshidabad.
A human interest story captured media attention when PM Modi met Rampaal Kashyap, gifting shoes to the devotee who walked barefoot for 14 years awaiting Modi's premiership.
Terror suspect Tahawwur Rana's interrogation continued with NIA questioning him 8-10 hours daily. He requested only a pen, paper, and Quran while allegedly seeking information about Indian legal procedures.
Violence over the Waqf Amendment Act continued across West Bengal, spreading from Murshidabad to South 24 Parganas, where ISF protesters clashed with police, torching vehicles. CM Mamata warned against vigilantism while refugees began returning to Murshidabad.
A human interest story captured media attention when PM Modi met Rampaal Kashyap, gifting shoes to the devotee who walked barefoot for 14 years awaiting Modi's premiership.
Terror suspect Tahawwur Rana's interrogation continued with NIA questioning him 8-10 hours daily. He requested only a pen, paper, and Quran while allegedly seeking information about Indian legal procedures.
Poland
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
Morning headlines focused on dramatic polling shifts following the Końskie presidential debates, showing significant drops for Trzaskowski and gains for Nawrocki. The political confrontation intensified with multiple criminal complaints - Trzaskowski's campaign filed against PiS and TV Republika for alleged debate irregularities, while PiS announced investigations into TVP and the Prime Minister's Office regarding debate financing.
By afternoon, attention shifted to a tragic hostel fire in Silesia that claimed five lives, and a TVN24 journalist's arrest by the Anti-Corruption Bureau. Reactions to Trump's characterization of the deadly Sumy attack as a Russian "mistake" generated Ukrainian outrage.
Evening coverage centered on TV Republika's presidential debate, where candidates faced a cardboard cutout of Trzaskowski, who declined to attend. The debate featured heated exchanges between Hołownia and Mentzen, with arguments about immigration, gender policies, and abortion laws dominating the discussions.
By afternoon, attention shifted to a tragic hostel fire in Silesia that claimed five lives, and a TVN24 journalist's arrest by the Anti-Corruption Bureau. Reactions to Trump's characterization of the deadly Sumy attack as a Russian "mistake" generated Ukrainian outrage.
Evening coverage centered on TV Republika's presidential debate, where candidates faced a cardboard cutout of Trzaskowski, who declined to attend. The debate featured heated exchanges between Hołownia and Mentzen, with arguments about immigration, gender policies, and abortion laws dominating the discussions.
Spain
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa's death at 89 dominated Spanish media throughout the day, with coverage evolving from basic announcements to reflections on his literary contributions, political evolution from communism to liberalism, and famous conflicts with García Márquez.
By midday, attention partially shifted to bombshell testimony in the DANA flood investigation, where government delegate Bernabé revealed she offered military emergency assistance eight hours before the flood alert. Former regional minister Pradas reportedly responded to warnings about drownings in Paiporta by saying it was "happening in many towns," intensifying scrutiny of disaster response failures.
Trump's trade war continued evolving as Spain's Economy Minister traveled to Washington amid reports that the EU's first approach to reach a tariff agreement had failed. Trump warned of new electronics tariffs while considering automobile exemptions, suggesting targeted strategies replacing his earlier broad approach.
By midday, attention partially shifted to bombshell testimony in the DANA flood investigation, where government delegate Bernabé revealed she offered military emergency assistance eight hours before the flood alert. Former regional minister Pradas reportedly responded to warnings about drownings in Paiporta by saying it was "happening in many towns," intensifying scrutiny of disaster response failures.
Trump's trade war continued evolving as Spain's Economy Minister traveled to Washington amid reports that the EU's first approach to reach a tariff agreement had failed. Trump warned of new electronics tariffs while considering automobile exemptions, suggesting targeted strategies replacing his earlier broad approach.
Turkey
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
Nationwide student protests against teacher transfers intensified, with high schoolers rallying under the slogan "Don't touch my teacher." Education Minister Tekin responded, noting that "38,000 teachers' terms have expired." This coincided with continued judicial pressure on Istanbul Mayor İmamoğlu, whose appeal against detention was rejected.
MHP leader Bahçeli made a significant intervention, calling for İmamoğlu's case to be "urgently concluded" - either with acquittal or conviction - suggesting potential cracks in the governing alliance's approach. Three more protesters from the İmamoğlu demonstrations were released.
In security matters, officials declared that "armed groups refusing to disarm are legitimate targets," continuing the security framework from yesterday's Turkey-Iraq meetings focused on PKK dissolution. Defense Minister Güler stated Syria developments were being "carefully monitored."
The Marcus Aurelius statue, smuggled abroad in the 1960s, was officially returned to Turkey by evening, while authorities apprehended a suspect who vandalized Mattia Ahmet Minguzzi's grave.
MHP leader Bahçeli made a significant intervention, calling for İmamoğlu's case to be "urgently concluded" - either with acquittal or conviction - suggesting potential cracks in the governing alliance's approach. Three more protesters from the İmamoğlu demonstrations were released.
In security matters, officials declared that "armed groups refusing to disarm are legitimate targets," continuing the security framework from yesterday's Turkey-Iraq meetings focused on PKK dissolution. Defense Minister Güler stated Syria developments were being "carefully monitored."
The Marcus Aurelius statue, smuggled abroad in the 1960s, was officially returned to Turkey by evening, while authorities apprehended a suspect who vandalized Mattia Ahmet Minguzzi's grave.
China
•14.04.2025
•Monday
•133 days ago
•⌨
Xi Jinping's arrival in Hanoi dominated Chinese state media coverage throughout the day, focusing on his welcome ceremony and meetings with Vietnamese Communist Party General Secretary To Lam. State media repeatedly emphasized the "comrades plus brothers" relationship and building a "community with shared future" with Vietnam.
Meanwhile, economic outlets addressed the sudden exemption of Chinese electronics from Trump's tariffs, described as an "olive branch" marking a "major concession" in the trade war. Chinese tech firms were reported as "bewildered" by these "tariff flip-flops" causing market uncertainty. Hong Kong's Chief Secretary labeled US tariffs as "blackmail" linked to national security threats.
Goldman Sachs warned that "extreme" US-China decoupling could cost $2.5 trillion globally. By afternoon, reports emerged that Trump's tariffs would put "Chinese science to the test," though potentially harming US labs more severely.
Meanwhile, economic outlets addressed the sudden exemption of Chinese electronics from Trump's tariffs, described as an "olive branch" marking a "major concession" in the trade war. Chinese tech firms were reported as "bewildered" by these "tariff flip-flops" causing market uncertainty. Hong Kong's Chief Secretary labeled US tariffs as "blackmail" linked to national security threats.
Goldman Sachs warned that "extreme" US-China decoupling could cost $2.5 trillion globally. By afternoon, reports emerged that Trump's tariffs would put "Chinese science to the test," though potentially harming US labs more severely.
Live Global View ⟶