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    On March 22, local time, Nabil Abdullah, spokesperson for the Sudanese Armed Forces, issued a statement saying that the Sudanese Armed Forces continued to make significant military progress in the center of Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, and recovered more areas from the Sudanese Rapid Support Force, including the headquarters of the Central Bank of Sudan, the Intelligence Bureau building, and several universities.

  • On March 22, local time, the Venezuelan government announced that under the “Return to Homeland Plan”, Venezuela has reached an agreement with the United States to resume arrangements for repatriating immigrants from the United States starting from March 23, allowing Venezuelan immigrants to return to Venezuela with dignity while ensuring their human rights. The announcement also stated that it will seek the return of Venezuelans detained in El Salvador to Venezuela.

  • On March 22, according to the website of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, on March 20, 2025, Wu Qing, Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, met with Dilhan Pillay Sandrasegara, CEO of Temasek Holdings and member of the International Advisory Committee of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, in Beijing. The two sides mainly exchanged views on the current macroeconomic and financial situation, Temasek’s investment in China, green finance and other issues.

  • On March 22, local time, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zakharova stated that despite the recent proposal by the US not to attack energy infrastructure targets between Russia and Ukraine, and Ukraine’s official support for it, on March 19 and 21, the Ukrainian military still attacked an oil depot in Krasnodar Krai and the “Suja” natural gas metering station in Kursk Oblast. In addition, drones were intentionally used to attack residential buildings and social institutions. Russia believes that Ukraine’s actions once again prove its lack of negotiation ability and willingness to pursue peace. Zakharova pointed out that, as in 2022, the Ukrainian side is attempting to undermine the negotiation process again through provocation. Zakharova emphasized that if Ukraine continues to take such destructive actions, Russia reserves the right to take response measures and provide a reciprocal response.

  • On March 22, local time, Lebanese President Aoun condemned attempts to drag Lebanon back into a cycle of violence. Aoun emphasized in a statement that the violent incidents that occurred in southern Lebanon on the 22nd, as well as the ongoing violence since February 18th, are a continuous aggression against Lebanon and a blow to the national rescue plan supported by all Lebanese people. Aoun called on all relevant parties in Lebanon, the Lebanese army, and the monitoring committee established under the Lebanon Israel ceasefire agreement to closely monitor the situation. Aoun urged all parties to take action with the utmost seriousness, prevent any consequences, and address any illegal actions that may threaten the country at critical moments. Orne also instructed the Army Command to take necessary measures to ensure the safety of citizens and to conduct investigations to clarify the relevant circumstances of recent events.

  • On the evening of March 22nd, the website of the Chinese Embassy in Canada published a record of Chinese Ambassador to Canada Wang Di’s recent interview with Canada’s largest English language media, The Globe and Mail, on issues related to China Canada relations. Wang Di expressed the expectation that Canada will establish a correct understanding of China, adopt a more proactive and pragmatic policy towards China, and create a fair, just, and non discriminatory environment for exchanges and cooperation in various fields between China and Canada; It is hoped that Canada and China will meet each other, deepen mutual trust between the two peoples, and promote the improvement and development of bilateral relations. He said that China’s understanding of China Canada relations is that China is willing to cooperate with Canada at any time because it is beneficial for the people of both sides. But I hope our sincerity can receive a sincere response from Canada as well. When asked if China’s recent imposition of tariffs on Canada is a request to take sides, Wang Di said that the relationship between Canada and other countries such as the United States is a matter for Canada and those countries, not for China. But Canada should not sacrifice China’s interests and China Canada cooperation when developing relations with other countries. The countermeasures taken by China against Canada are discriminatory measures against Canada towards China. He also pointed out that fairness in trade between the two countries cannot be determined by surplus or deficit. But unilateral discriminatory tariffs are unfair. Both the tariffs imposed by other countries on Canada and the tariffs imposed by Canada on China are unfair.

  • On March 22, local time, German President Steinmeier officially signed an amendment to the Basic Law, clearing the last hurdle for the German government’s massive fiscal plan to finance through new debt. This massive fiscal plan will provide hundreds of billions of euros in funding for defense, infrastructure, and climate investments. This decision marks a significant turning point in Germany’s fiscal policy. According to the amendment, the German government will relax the debt ceiling set in the Basic Law in specific areas, allowing new debt to be used for defense, civil defense, intelligence agencies, and cybersecurity construction. This means that any related expenditures exceeding 1% of GDP can be financed by the government through borrowing. Based on the current economic scale, this amount is expected to exceed 44 billion euros by 2025. In addition, the government will establish a special fund of up to 500 billion euros, which is not subject to the debt ceiling and will mainly be used to repair Germany’s aging infrastructure. (CCTV)

  • On March 22, according to multiple media reports, in response to the frequent waving of the tariff “big stick” by the Trump administration in the United States, EU countries such as France have demanded that the EU be prepared to take strong countermeasures. France firmly advocates that if US President Trump uses new tariffs to pressure the EU, the EU should consider taking the strongest measures against the United States. The report suggests that the EU may consider imposing restrictions on trade, services, intellectual property, and government procurement access. (CCTV)

  • On March 22, Guo Zhenxing, Vice President of Huawei’s China Government and Enterprise Business, stated in his keynote speech on “Seizing AI Opportunities, Building Solution Competitiveness, and Winning the Future of Digitization” that 2025 is the year when AI reconstruction of enterprise full business is launched, and will usher in the deep integration of AI technology and enterprise full business scenarios, unleashing the trillion dollar value of industry digitization.