The Return of Russian Immigrants: A Look at the Factors Influencing Immigration Decisions

The Return of Russian Immigrants: A Look at the Factors Influencing Immigration Decisions

Why do Russians who fled choose to return to their home country? Since the war between Russia and Ukraine began in February last year, many Russians have fled Russia. In September last year, the Kremlin issued a mobilization order claiming to recruit 300,000 reserve troops, triggering another wave of emigration. The Financial Times pointed out … Read more

Biden Administration Receives Stern Warning from Arab Diplomats: Growing US Support for Israel Costing American Credibility and International Support

Biden Administration Receives Stern Warning from Arab Diplomats: Growing US Support for Israel Costing American Credibility and International Support

US media broke the news that the Biden administration had privately received a “stern warning” from US diplomats in Arab countries: “The United States’ strong support for Israel’s devastating and deadly military operations in Gaza is costing us a generation of Arab people.” Biden. AP pictures CNN reported on November 9 that the Arab world’s … Read more

Spanish Minister Ione Belarra Denounces EU’s “Double Standards” Towards Israel – Calls for Immediate Action and Diplomatic Severance

Spanish Minister Ione Belarra Denounces EU’s “Double Standards” Towards Israel – Calls for Immediate Action and Diplomatic Severance

Spanish Minister Ione Berara recently denounced the EU’s “double standards” towards Israel. She once called on the EU to stop “blindly following” the United States. She has repeatedly publicly urged Europe to “act immediately” and called on Spain and other countries to cooperate with Israel. The country severed diplomatic relations. Screenshot of a post from … Read more

China’s Electric Vehicle Battery Giant Heading Global: Is It Too Late for Western Companies to Compete?

China’s Electric Vehicle Battery Giant Heading Global: Is It Too Late for Western Companies to Compete?

The Wall Street Journal recently reported that China’s electric vehicle battery giant is heading global, but it may be too late for Western companies to stop it. The report also said that it would be “hard to succeed” for European and American companies to compete with CATL. Screenshot of the Wall Street Journal report. Competition … Read more

Outrage Over Japanese Prime Minister’s Proposed Salary Increase Amidst Rising Prices and Declining Support

Outrage Over Japanese Prime Minister’s Proposed Salary Increase Amidst Rising Prices and Declining Support

Prices are rising, social insurance premiums are rising, wages are not rising, and Japanese people are breathless. The Kishida cabinet proposed a “surprising bill” to raise the salaries of cabinet members, which attracted public attention. Fumio Kishida. AP pictures On the 2nd, Kishida Fumio announced a large-scale economic growth stimulus plan. But some commentators bluntly … Read more

The Reversal of South Korea’s Per Capita Gross National Income Growth: A Looming Time Bomb in the Economy

The Reversal of South Korea’s Per Capita Gross National Income Growth: A Looming Time Bomb in the Economy

The growth trend of South Korea’s per capita gross national income has reversed, and the gap with other G7 countries except Japan is getting wider and wider. Korean media even pointed out that South Korea’s economy still has a highly destructive time bomb buried in it. South Korea’s per capita gross national income is far … Read more

The Lonely Diplomacy: Kyiv’s Struggles in the Shadow of Israel’s Diplomatic Frontline

The Lonely Diplomacy: Kyiv’s Struggles in the Shadow of Israel’s Diplomatic Frontline

Kyiv, which not long ago was a “show stage” for Western leaders, has seemed a bit “lonely” recently. In recent times, Israel has become the “diplomatic frontline” of Western countries. US President Biden, German Chancellor Scholz, British Prime Minister Simon Sinclair, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, and French President Macron have successively visited Netani. The … Read more

British AstraZeneca vaccine becomes a challenge for European vaccination | Blog post

While the governments of European Union countries are still struggling with the lack of vaccines and the slow progress of vaccination, one of the more commonly used vaccines in the local area-the British AstraZeneca/Oxford University vaccine has problems. According to Deutsche News Agency, medical institutions in various European countries have reported a large number of … Read more

The global shortage of automotive chips is Trump’s fault. Japanese media: TSMC is too powerful!America is afraid | Blog post

There is a huge shortage of automotive chips in the world. Germany, Japan, the United States and other countries have turned to Taiwan for assistance, hoping that chip manufacturers such as TSMC will increase the production of automotive chips. This is caused by Trump’s sanctions against SMIC in the past. Under multiple restrictions, there is … Read more

COVID-19 Affects China’s Procurement Substandard Biden Government Suspends Further Tariffs Reexamines Trade Agreement | Blog Post

January 31, 2021 12:46 Last update: 12:52 All walks of life are concerned about the trade policy of the new US Biden administration towards China. US White House spokesperson Psaki said at the White House briefing that the Biden administration will review all national security measures implemented by former President Trump, including the first phase … Read more