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Group 1 - The European Union's carbon tariff policy officially took effect on January 1, 2026, targeting key export products such as steel, cement, aluminum, fertilizers, and electricity from major exporting countries [3][5] - The EU plans to expand the carbon tax to include more products like home appliances and machinery, increasing export barriers and costs for manufacturers in major exporting countries [3][5] - The EU's carbon tax system is criticized for being biased, as it only provides support through a "decarbonization fund" to European companies with clear environmental plans, excluding foreign importers [5][7] Group 2 - Surrounding countries like Bosnia, Serbia, and Montenegro, which previously exported significant amounts of electricity to the EU, are now facing increased costs and reduced profits due to the carbon tax [7] - The United States has shifted its stance on military actions in the region, urging restraint while continuing military sales to major countries, exceeding $11 billion [9] - Japan's Prime Minister, in a New Year speech, emphasized a return to strength and reform, indicating a shift in policy towards increased military spending, with the defense budget rising to 7.4 trillion yen, an increase of over 8% from the previous year [11][13] Group 3 - Major countries are responding to pressures from the US and EU, with significant impacts on various industries and public protests emerging in Japan due to trade and flight restrictions [15] - The coordinated actions of the US, EU, and Japan against major countries suggest a strategic alignment, raising concerns about the implications for international relations and trade [17]