国际时政周评：伊以冲突升级背后的美国

Group 1: US-China Relations and Trade Negotiations - The US and China held trade talks in London on June 9-10, focusing on economic issues and reaching a consensus on measures to implement the leaders' June 5 call[8] - The US Treasury Secretary proposed extending the tariff suspension for countries participating in "good faith" trade negotiations until after July 9[5] - The US is conducting a Section 232 investigation into semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and other critical industries, with potential short-term tariff risks[10] Group 2: Middle East Conflicts - The Israel-Iran conflict escalated with significant airstrikes on June 13, disrupting US-Iran nuclear negotiations originally scheduled for June 15[9] - The conflict reflects internal divisions within the Republican Party regarding US involvement in the Middle East, particularly between MAGA supporters and traditional hawks[13] - The US's strategic focus has shifted towards the Indo-Pacific, making direct involvement in Middle Eastern conflicts more cautious[15] Group 3: Domestic Political Landscape in the US - Protests in Los Angeles over immigration issues led to the deployment of National Guard troops by President Trump, reinforcing his political base[12] - The ongoing political turmoil and policy shifts within the Trump administration may impact market stability and investor confidence[18] - The upcoming G7 summit from June 15-17 will address tariffs and geopolitical conflicts, with limited expectations for concrete outcomes[14]