#Opinion Trump is not satisfied with just controlling the United States; he also wants to manipulate business. Unfortunately, his worldview does not always align with economic reality. His actions are detrimental to businesses, consumers, and capitalism.

Both warring countries, Russia and Ukraine, believe that meeting with Trump would be a significant victory for Putin. This summit could help Putin emerge from diplomatic isolation and provide an opportunity to persuade the U.S. president face-to-face. Putin may hope to restore economic ties with the United States. "Not only has Putin not been sanctioned, but he has also gained a summit," said Rehohl Nizhnyk, a Russian affairs expert at the Finnish Institute of International Relations.

Trump will meet with Putin in Alaska on Friday. Why is this summit taking place now? What does Putin want to gain from the summit? What are the risks for Trump? How will Ukraine respond? This article provides a comprehensive analysis.

Some computer programming graduates say they feel trapped in the "doom loop" of artificial intelligence. Many job seekers are now using specialized AI tools to customize their resumes for specific jobs and automatically fill out application forms, allowing them to quickly apply for many positions. At the same time, companies overwhelmed by a large number of applicants are using AI systems to automatically scan resumes and filter out candidates.

Putin's public goals extend beyond Ukraine. He has explicitly demanded that NATO stop its eastward expansion, withdraw troops from countries that joined after 1997 (including all those that were once occupied by the Soviet Union and joined after 1999), and renegotiate Europe's "security architecture" to acknowledge the former sphere of influence of the Soviet Union. He also hopes to drive a wedge between the United States and Europe, thereby weakening the transatlantic relationship established after World War II.

In the early 2010s, many billionaires, tech executives, and even the President of the United States encouraged young people to learn programming, and tech companies offered high salaries and various benefits. Today, with the increasing popularity of AI programming tools and the wave of layoffs at large companies, the outlook for the field of computer programming has become bleak. This shift has disrupted the employment dreams of many recent graduates in computer science.

The "Yalta Conference" of 1945 tore apart the map of Europe, and the affected countries were not given a voice. As Trump and Putin are about to meet, Ukrainians and Europeans are increasingly discussing and anxious about this history. They were not invited to the meeting, while Trump has stated that he plans to negotiate "land swaps" with Putin regarding the territorial issues of Ukraine.

In just eight months, Trump has transformed himself into the biggest decision-maker in the chip industry. From demanding that Nvidia share its revenue from chip sales to China with the government, to urging Intel to fire its CEO, Trump has directly intervened in the global operations of the most important companies in the chip industry, leaving the sector feeling uneasy.

The flood disaster in Miyun has resulted in the deaths of 31 people at the Taishitun Town nursing home, shocking the entire nation. Officials stated that before the flood, Miyun had relocated over 16,000 residents, but the nursing home was not included in the evacuation plan. Beijing officials have rarely apologized for this disaster. "The Miyun incident highlights the failure of relying on past experiences for disaster relief," wrote Professor Lv Jingsheng from Renmin University of China on WeChat. "A civilized society should be responsible for vulnerable groups."

#Perspective The Manhattan Project was a great achievement driven by the innovation and vision of immigrants, opening a new paradigm of collaboration between science and government. As China's R&D efforts soar, Trump is betraying this tradition.