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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has invited Donald Trump to visit Ukraine, urging him to witness the devastation of Russia’s invasion firsthand. The invitation comes after a missile strike in Sumy killed 34 people, highlighting Ukraine’s push for sustained Western support. Zelensky hopes Trump will base future negotiation decisions on reality, not political narratives.

Trump's 2019 decision to exclude smartphones & laptops from China tariffs was a strategic move. Here's the full analysis of consumer protection, corporate lobbying, and trade war tactics behind it.

An in-depth analysis of the recent meeting between Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff and President Putin, examining shifting U.S. roles in Ukraine peace talks, internal policy divisions, and potential diplomatic trajectories.

President Trump suspends tariffs for 75 countries while raising China duties to 25%. Here's how markets reacted and what it means for global trade.

China imposes 84% tariffs on US imports in response to Trump’s 104% duties. Markets tumble as the trade war intensifies. Full breakdown inside.

Vice President JD Vance’s comment on “Chinese peasants” sparked outrage in Beijing, with China's Foreign Ministry calling the remark “ignorant and disrespectful.” The incident highlights ongoing tensions and misperceptions in U.S.-China discourse.

On April 7, 2025, global markets suffered their worst drop since the pandemic as Trump’s new tariffs and China’s retaliation triggered panic. Here’s what happened—and what comes next.

Over 500,000 Americans joined "Hands Off" rallies against Trump's economic policies in April 2025. This analysis breaks down the causes, key players, and political fallout.

China's Ministry of Commerce announced that in response to the US imposition of tariffs on Chinese goods, it will impose a 34% tariff on all imported goods originating from the United States, starting from April 10, 2025. This move marks a further escalation of Sino-US trade friction, and the global economy faces more uncertainty.

On April 3, 2025, US stocks suffered their worst single-day drop since 2020, with the Dow down 3.98%, Nasdaq plunging 5.97%, and S&P 500 entering correction territory (down 10% from February highs). The VIX fear index surged to 30.02, the highest since August 2024. The sell-off was driven by Trump’s new tariffs (up to 54% on China), sparking fears of a global trade war. Tech stocks led losses—Apple (-9%), Meta (-9%), Nvidia (-7%)—while recession risks rose.