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US strategic shift alarms world

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By Chen Yingqun
| China Daily Global Verified
To realize its "Make America Great Again" vision, the United States has clearly shifted its strategic focus. Its revised approach, based on the "America First" doctrine, includes using tariffs to coerce other nations to make policy concessions and decreasing foreign involvement. Since US President Donald Trump started his second term on Jan 20, his administration has taken a series of measures that have garnered global attention.
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CIIE lauded as Chinese opening-up commitment

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By Chen Yingqun
| China Daily Global Verified
The China International Import Expo is a significant initiative reflecting China's dedication to opening-up while providing a platform for global businesses to engage with its development opportunities, said Kok Ping Soon, chief executive officer of the Singapore Business Federation. The SBF will lead a delegation of 44 Singapore companies to participate in this year's expo, which will be held in early November in Shanghai.
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Macron still can stabilize the situation, analysts say

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By Chen Yingqun
| China Daily (English) Verified
With less than three weeks to go before the first round of elections of the National Assembly, the lower house of the French Parliament, President Emmanuel Macron's centrist Renaissance party and Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally are both urgently rallying electoral allies. Many anticipate that France's political chaos will intensify after legislative elections, but some say the president still has a chance to stabilize the situation.
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