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X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-07-21 03:20
Germany’s citizens are, not without missteps, navigating tricky questions of history, identity and geopolitics in their concerns about Israel’s war in Gaza. Its politicians have some catching up to do https://t.co/4T1h7340bW ...
X @Bloomberg
Bloomberg· 2025-07-21 00:27
The number of UK-listed companies flagging geopolitics in their profit warnings has hit a record high, according to a report https://t.co/J7u3MQnrra ...
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The Economist· 2025-07-19 23:20
Germany’s citizens are, not without missteps, navigating tricky questions of history, identity and geopolitics in their concerns about Israel’s war in Gaza. Its politicians have some catching up to do https://t.co/SgyCooU9Zu ...
X @Bloomberg
Bloomberg· 2025-07-16 07:20
Russia launched a massive drone attack over Ukraine’s central regions overnight, hitting mostly civilians and industrial enterprises https://t.co/9Tt4N8Eh9I ...
Australia's Prime Minister Walks Fine Line Between Xi, Trump in China
Bloomberg Television· 2025-07-15 07:20
Geopolitical Relations - The Australian Prime Minister is scheduled to meet with the Chinese President amidst US tariff threats, requiring a delicate balance between Australia's major trading partner and key security ally [1] - The meeting occurs as both sides aim for a successful visit, despite the challenging global environment and diplomatic demands [3] - The meeting presents an opportunity for Beijing to engage with Australia after a period of strained relations [4] - While both sides seek to emphasize the positive, significant differences persist on regional geopolitical issues, including Taiwan and the South China Sea [5] - Australia has maintained its position on Taiwan, supporting the status quo, which is considered a reasonable stance [6] Economic Cooperation and Trade - The agenda is heavily influenced by the strong trading relationship between Australia and China, with a focus on economics and job creation [4] - China seeks greater access to the Australian economy, potentially including artificial intelligence in the free trade agreement [9][11] - Australia is wary of China's technology and prefers to maintain control over sensitive mineral investments [12] - Australia aims to develop its rare earths processing capacity, contributing to the friend-shoring initiative with the US and other partners [13] - The strategic issue of rare earths is likely to be an ongoing point of contention and potential growth [14]
X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-07-15 04:40
The relationship between the neighbours, which share a 1,600km-long border, has waxed and waned. But Iran can no longer rely on Iraq the way it used to https://t.co/OUwVacCLzu ...
X @Bloomberg
Bloomberg· 2025-07-15 01:50
Tokyo highlighted its concern over probing activity by Chinese ships and aircraft around Japan and Taiwan with new warnings in its annual defense white paper https://t.co/oIPdKIiFUD ...
X @The Wall Street Journal
Beijing is asserting itself more aggressively in its backyard while also pushing well beyond longstanding geographical limits https://t.co/HuzruiSxa3 ...
X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-07-13 02:00
地理与政治 - 多个国家试图占领这个人口稀少的岛屿[1] - 该岛屿的特殊性引发关注[1]
X @Bloomberg
Bloomberg· 2025-07-12 08:44
Russia launched its latest massive drone and missile strike on Ukraine, targeting areas in the nation’s west that border European Union states https://t.co/T7deVmv9Ts ...