During Donald Trump’s first term,the“Trump Shock”brought world politics into an era of uncertainties and pulled the transatlantic alliance down to its lowest point in history.The Trump 2.0 tsunami brewed by the 202...During Donald Trump’s first term,the“Trump Shock”brought world politics into an era of uncertainties and pulled the transatlantic alliance down to its lowest point in history.The Trump 2.0 tsunami brewed by the 2024 presidential election of the United States has plunged the U.S.-Europe relations into more gloomy waters,ushering in a more complex and turbulent period of adjustment.展开更多
The U.S.imposition of high tariffs on Chinese goods has triggered short-term strains on China’s exports.At the same time,it has also accelerated its strategic pivot toward technological self-reliance,regional integra...The U.S.imposition of high tariffs on Chinese goods has triggered short-term strains on China’s exports.At the same time,it has also accelerated its strategic pivot toward technological self-reliance,regional integration,and domestic demand expansion.展开更多
Climate change and environmental degradation threaten the world and global economic conditions.As one of countries’most important economic components,the financial sector might be an effective tool for reducing and e...Climate change and environmental degradation threaten the world and global economic conditions.As one of countries’most important economic components,the financial sector might be an effective tool for reducing and even reversing environmental degradation.The financial sector can affect sustainability through its lending and investment practices.The sector can play a role in financing sustainable projects and businesses,helping reduce CO_(2) emissions.By aligning its financial objectives with environmental protection,the financial sector can support the transition to a more sustainable future by helping reduce environmental degradation’s negative impacts.This paper examines the domestic financial sector’s impact on CO_(2) emissions in the United States over the 1990:Q1–2022:Q3 period.In this research,the nexus between the domestic financial sector(total debt securities,loans,liabilities,and total financial assets)and Carbon dioxide emissions in the U.S.is investigated by Morlet wavelet analysis.Rest of the world:sector discrepancy transactions,rest of the world:debt securities and loans,gross domestic product,and the square of the gross domestic product,are control variables in the estimated models.Partial wavelet coherency analyses prove that the financial sector reduces CO_(2) emissions at the 5–8-year frequency band during different subsample periods.The financial sector’s instruments can be effective in struggling with climate change.展开更多
Since the idea of embodied artificial intelligence was born,the U.S.has been an international frontrunner in the research and development(R&D)and application of the technology,while China has been a capable chaser...Since the idea of embodied artificial intelligence was born,the U.S.has been an international frontrunner in the research and development(R&D)and application of the technology,while China has been a capable chaser in recent years,particularly in the area of humanoid robots.展开更多
If there were any doubts about the Trump administration’s inherent obsession with decoupling,polarization and jolting of global trade,they can be laid to rest.A series of statements and measures have been made by the...If there were any doubts about the Trump administration’s inherent obsession with decoupling,polarization and jolting of global trade,they can be laid to rest.A series of statements and measures have been made by the U.S.government on economic relations with China including administrative decision to hit Chinese goods with additional tariffs despite China.展开更多
Rare earths and other critical minerals are widely used in clean energy,semiconductors and other advanced industries,as well as in the defense sector.They are often described as the“gold of the 21st century”and the...Rare earths and other critical minerals are widely used in clean energy,semiconductors and other advanced industries,as well as in the defense sector.They are often described as the“gold of the 21st century”and the“vitamins of industry.”As the United States steps up its containment of China,the Trump administration places great emphasis on critical minerals security.展开更多
After Donald Trump returned to the White House,the U.S.government launched a host of measures of“tariff wars”.In addition to announcing tariffs on goods imported to the United States from Canada,Mexico and China,the...After Donald Trump returned to the White House,the U.S.government launched a host of measures of“tariff wars”.In addition to announcing tariffs on goods imported to the United States from Canada,Mexico and China,the government also imposed trade restrictions on specific industries including steel,aluminum and copper,as well as advanced plan for“reciprocal tariffs”.Donald Trump claimed that a“tariff war”would correct trade imbalances,boost government revenue and promote the reshoring of manufacturing to the United States.By leveraging tariffs,the U.S.also attempts to achieve goals in border security,illegal immigration and fentanyl control.Undoubtedly at a central position in Trump’s second term in office,the“tariff war”will exert impacts far beyond economic and trade policies and upon the direction of China-U.S.relations.展开更多
On April 2,U.S.President Trump slapped“reciprocal tariffs”on over 100 global trading partners,hitting nine ASEAN member states hard.Alarmingly,even the UN-designated Least Developed Countries(LDCs)were not spared.Th...On April 2,U.S.President Trump slapped“reciprocal tariffs”on over 100 global trading partners,hitting nine ASEAN member states hard.Alarmingly,even the UN-designated Least Developed Countries(LDCs)were not spared.These included Cambodia,where nearly 20 percent of the population lives below the poverty line,facing a 49 percent tariff;Laos,with a poverty rate near 20 percent,facing 48 percent;and Myanmar,which recently suffered a devastating earthquake,facing 44 percent.展开更多
Since the end of the Cold War,the core goal of U.S.policy toward Africa has been to build its influence on the continent through development assistance and trade preferences attached with political conditionalities,de...Since the end of the Cold War,the core goal of U.S.policy toward Africa has been to build its influence on the continent through development assistance and trade preferences attached with political conditionalities,defined as“assistance for concessions”.After the September 11 attacks,counterterrorism became a priority in U.S.national security strategy,being one of the three pillars of U.S.policy toward Africa alongside assistance and trade.展开更多
文摘During Donald Trump’s first term,the“Trump Shock”brought world politics into an era of uncertainties and pulled the transatlantic alliance down to its lowest point in history.The Trump 2.0 tsunami brewed by the 2024 presidential election of the United States has plunged the U.S.-Europe relations into more gloomy waters,ushering in a more complex and turbulent period of adjustment.
文摘The U.S.imposition of high tariffs on Chinese goods has triggered short-term strains on China’s exports.At the same time,it has also accelerated its strategic pivot toward technological self-reliance,regional integration,and domestic demand expansion.
文摘Climate change and environmental degradation threaten the world and global economic conditions.As one of countries’most important economic components,the financial sector might be an effective tool for reducing and even reversing environmental degradation.The financial sector can affect sustainability through its lending and investment practices.The sector can play a role in financing sustainable projects and businesses,helping reduce CO_(2) emissions.By aligning its financial objectives with environmental protection,the financial sector can support the transition to a more sustainable future by helping reduce environmental degradation’s negative impacts.This paper examines the domestic financial sector’s impact on CO_(2) emissions in the United States over the 1990:Q1–2022:Q3 period.In this research,the nexus between the domestic financial sector(total debt securities,loans,liabilities,and total financial assets)and Carbon dioxide emissions in the U.S.is investigated by Morlet wavelet analysis.Rest of the world:sector discrepancy transactions,rest of the world:debt securities and loans,gross domestic product,and the square of the gross domestic product,are control variables in the estimated models.Partial wavelet coherency analyses prove that the financial sector reduces CO_(2) emissions at the 5–8-year frequency band during different subsample periods.The financial sector’s instruments can be effective in struggling with climate change.
文摘Since the idea of embodied artificial intelligence was born,the U.S.has been an international frontrunner in the research and development(R&D)and application of the technology,while China has been a capable chaser in recent years,particularly in the area of humanoid robots.
文摘If there were any doubts about the Trump administration’s inherent obsession with decoupling,polarization and jolting of global trade,they can be laid to rest.A series of statements and measures have been made by the U.S.government on economic relations with China including administrative decision to hit Chinese goods with additional tariffs despite China.
文摘Rare earths and other critical minerals are widely used in clean energy,semiconductors and other advanced industries,as well as in the defense sector.They are often described as the“gold of the 21st century”and the“vitamins of industry.”As the United States steps up its containment of China,the Trump administration places great emphasis on critical minerals security.
文摘After Donald Trump returned to the White House,the U.S.government launched a host of measures of“tariff wars”.In addition to announcing tariffs on goods imported to the United States from Canada,Mexico and China,the government also imposed trade restrictions on specific industries including steel,aluminum and copper,as well as advanced plan for“reciprocal tariffs”.Donald Trump claimed that a“tariff war”would correct trade imbalances,boost government revenue and promote the reshoring of manufacturing to the United States.By leveraging tariffs,the U.S.also attempts to achieve goals in border security,illegal immigration and fentanyl control.Undoubtedly at a central position in Trump’s second term in office,the“tariff war”will exert impacts far beyond economic and trade policies and upon the direction of China-U.S.relations.
文摘On April 2,U.S.President Trump slapped“reciprocal tariffs”on over 100 global trading partners,hitting nine ASEAN member states hard.Alarmingly,even the UN-designated Least Developed Countries(LDCs)were not spared.These included Cambodia,where nearly 20 percent of the population lives below the poverty line,facing a 49 percent tariff;Laos,with a poverty rate near 20 percent,facing 48 percent;and Myanmar,which recently suffered a devastating earthquake,facing 44 percent.
文摘Since the end of the Cold War,the core goal of U.S.policy toward Africa has been to build its influence on the continent through development assistance and trade preferences attached with political conditionalities,defined as“assistance for concessions”.After the September 11 attacks,counterterrorism became a priority in U.S.national security strategy,being one of the three pillars of U.S.policy toward Africa alongside assistance and trade.
