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90 days after the reciprocal tariffs took effect, the EU, Japan, and South Korea have reached agreements with the U.S. and made significant concessions, while China and Taiwan remain in negotiations. TSMC's proposed acquisition of Intel shares has sparked heated debate.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer recently announced modifications to the "Immigration White Paper."

Since 2025, former President Donald Trump's remarks and policies have contributed to a continued weakening of the U.S. dollar. The U.S. Dollar Index once fell below 98, with a cumulative drop of nearly 9%, hitting a three-year low.

On May 3, 94-year-old investment legend Warren Buffett announced at the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholders' meeting that he will step down as CEO by the end of this year. He recommended Vice Chairman Greg Abel as his successor.

Since taking office, Donald Trump has pushed forward a series of major reform measures on both domestic and international issues. During his campaign, Trump made numerous promises, and as the first 100 days have passed, there has been significant attention on whether he has fulfilled these commitments.

The Trump administration’s unpredictable tariff policy has intensified global market uncertainty, while China has continued to demonstrate composure and resilience. The future of U.S.-China economic and trade relations remains uncertain and will depend on the direction of both sides’ policies and progress in negotiations.

As the situation developed, Trump decided to suspend reciprocal tariffs on more than 75 countries worldwide, significantly lowering the tariff rate to 10%. However, the tariffs on Chinese goods will continue to rise to 125%.

On April 2 (U.S. time), Trump announced that starting from April 5, the U.S. would impose tariffs of varying degrees on imports from approximately 60 trade nations, including the EU and China.

February 25, Trump announced plans to introduce a $5 million "Gold Card" to obtain U.S. permanent residency.

Trump announced a 10% tariff on all Chinese exports. How Chinese companies can mitigate tariff risks & explore new pathways?

Trump signed executive order abolishing birthright citizenship for children born in the US to illegal immigrants & non-permanent residents.

NIV introduced on 2024/12/7, to attract top talent in key fields, aiming to boost Australia’s technological innovation and economic growth.

Australia officially implemented the new Skills in Demand (SID) visa on December 7, 2024, replacing the previous (TSS）482 visa.

The previous route of obtaining Australian permanent residency through financial investment is no longer viable.

1st January 2025, the UK will fully implement the electronic visa (eVisa) system, replacing the current Biometric Residence Permit (BRP card) and other paper-based visa documents.

Donald Trump has won the election, returning to the White House after four years and officially becoming the 47th President of the US.

UK has changed its immigration policy. This article will provide a detailed analysis of the UK's latest work visa requirements for 2024.

UK work visa policies have tightened, with 37% of international students denied and forced to return home. However, success rates can still be improved by mastering three key factors: Shortage Occupations + New Entrant Benefits + Employer Sponsorship.

This article delves into the 5 core advantages of British citizenship in 2024 to help you evaluate the true value of immigrating to the UK.

The refusal rate for U.S. student visas has sharply increased to 36%. 250,000 international student visa applications were rejected.