The presidents of Harvard University and three other prestigious universities in the United States were questioned by American politicians last week. However, after the heated hearing ended, friction between the two sides continued. On December 8, more than 70 bipartisan U.S. lawmakers issued a joint letter calling on the Boards of Trustees of Harvard University, … Read more
After Florida Governor DeSantis was re-elected as governor in a landslide victory in 2022, he was regarded as a political star in the Republican Party and became a strong contender for Trump to become the next president. DeSantis has always used anti-China as a selling point. DeSantis (right) takes part in the Republican presidential primary … Read more
There is still nearly a year before the 2024 US election, but the war of words between US President Biden and his “old rival” Trump has intensified. On the 5th local time, Biden said at a 2024 election fundraiser in Weston, Massachusetts that if his Republican opponent Trump does not seek to run for president … Read more
When Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov attended the G20 Summit in Bali, Indonesia, in November last year, he became a hot topic because of a picture posted to social platforms that was speculated by Western media to be using an iPhone and an Apple smart watch. However, in a recent paragraph Videos circulating on social platforms … Read more
South Korean President Yoon Seok-yue was initially confident, claiming that he could get 80 votes in the first round of voting to enter the second round. Unexpectedly, he only received 29 votes in the first round and lost to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, by a huge margin in the first round. The failure of Busan, South … Read more
Ukraine is waiting for a US$61 billion grant from the United States, which seems to be overdue. The day before the U.S. federal government may shut down on November 17, the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate passed a temporary spending bill and President Biden signed it, pushing the fight over the federal budget … Read more
Biden received Indonesian President Joko Widodo at the White House, but was “face-reprimanded.” Joko called on the United States to take more action to stop atrocities in Gaza and stressed that a ceasefire was necessary. Biden pondered after hearing this, and the scene was awkward. Biden. AP pictures The Mainland political commentary public account “Niutanqin” … Read more
Thailand’s new government has begun to make plans to boost the economy, one of which is to promote the Southern Thailand Land Bridge project. According to a report by Thailand’s “The Nation” yesterday (November 14), Thailand’s Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Transport Jayatan said that the Thai government will promote the drafting of the … Read more
According to Turkey’s Anadolu News Agency, on November 11, local time, Turkish President Erdogan said that Israeli ministers admitted the existence of nuclear weapons and that Israeli nuclear weapons should be investigated. Erdogan pointed out that Jerusalem is a “red line” and “hopes that the ‘City of Peace’ Jerusalem and all Palestinian land can return … Read more
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