Recently, China's J-10 fighter jet shot down an Indian Mirage fighter during clashes between India and Pakistan, sparking widespread discussions in the defense technology community. This once-overlooked Chinese aircraft has suddenly gained fame and sounded alarms across the Indo-Pacific region.

Experts suggest that China's projection of military power in South Asia effectively announces its military capabilities across the entire Indo-Pacific region. This move may not only disrupt the balance of power between India, Pakistan, the United States, and China, but also indirectly threaten Taiwan.

Meanwhile, the UK has announced a suspension of trade agreement negotiations with Israel, warning it about its actions in the Gaza Strip. The UK ranks as Israel's eighth-largest export market, with last year's trade volume reaching $7.7 billion.

After Brexit, the UK signed a trade agreement with Israel that allows most industrial products, excluding food and agricultural products, to be exempt from tariffs in bilateral trade. Now, with trade negotiations on hold amid global trade turmoil, Israel will face added pressure.