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Group 1 - The World Bank held its 111th Development Committee meeting in Washington, approving the report titled "Jobs: The Path to Prosperity," emphasizing the importance of job creation for developing countries to escape poverty and achieve shared prosperity [1] - The Chinese Finance Minister highlighted the risks posed by trade protectionism to global poverty reduction and development, urging international organizations to advocate for non-discrimination and free trade principles [1] - A significant number of countries, including Japan, Germany, the UK, and South Africa, engaged in discussions with China, indicating a growing coalition against U.S. tariff policies [3] Group 2 - Azerbaijan's President Aliyev visited China from April 22 to 24, marking a significant step in the healthy and rapid development of China-Azerbaijan relations, which have been built on strong political mutual trust over the past 30 years [4] - The visit is seen as strategically important for deepening bilateral relations, with Azerbaijan firmly supporting the One China principle [4] Group 3 - Japan's Liberal Democratic Party Secretary-General Mori Yasuhiro led a bipartisan delegation to China, emphasizing the importance of cooperation to resolve outstanding issues between the two nations [6] - U.S. media have criticized President Trump's handling of tariffs, suggesting he is showing signs of weakness in the ongoing trade war with China, acknowledging that high tariffs are unsustainable [6][8] - Trump indicated a willingness to negotiate lower tariffs with China, although he maintains that tariffs will not be eliminated entirely, reflecting the pressure on the U.S. economy [8]