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Global Times: Tariffs on ‘Liberation Day’ unlikely to rescue American economy

The series of tariff measures announced by the US on April 2 continue to stir economic turbulence. US President Donald Trump hailed this day as "Liberation Day." However, with the rollout of tariffs exceeding expectations, international opinions have branded it as "Isolation Day," "Inflation Day," or "Recession Day."

Global Times: US tariffs based on flawed logic, will backfire with the US suffering most: former WTO chief Pascal Lamy

Pascal Lamy, former director-general of the World Trade Organization (WTO), warned that the US administration's tariff policies are built on "completely mistaken" diagnosis of its domestic economy, which will backfire by fueling US inflation and pushing its interest rates higher.

CEA Sees a 24.9% YoY Increase in International and Regional Passenger Volume During May Day Holiday

SOUEAST Establishes Saudi Subsidiary, Saudi Arabia ´s Largest Automotive Spare Parts Center

Warning over killer fungus spread in the UK that eerily echoes The Last Of Us

It is set to contribute to millions of deaths each year.

Soviet satellite could be hours away from crashing back on Earth after 53 years

'Risks are somewhat similar to that of a meteorite impact.'

‘High tariffs need to stop’: US consumers hurt by hefty duties on ‘Made in China’ products

As the US imposed hefty tariffs on China, American consumers who rely on “Made in China” products have felt the adverse effect of the tariffs – some have dragged empty suitcases across the Pacific Ocean to go on shopping sprees in China; others have found that certain daily products in the US have become “luxury” items they cannot afford.

Robot 'goes berserk' and starts flailing arms and legs during demo

Don't think we'll be inviting it home yet.

Gmail users issued urgent warning with 1,800,000,000 at risk from 'sophisticated' password hack

Gmail users should take steps to add extra layers of security.

How nuclear war between India and Pakistan could kill billions with tensions rising

India has targeted Pakistani-controlled territory, killing at least 26 people including a child, in what Pakistan called an act of war.