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The United States is bent on containing China and has strengthened its containment of China by manipulating its neighbors, leading to changes in the regional economic landscape. Against this backdrop, international logistics routes and costs are facing adjustments. The originally smooth trade channels have been blocked, and logistics companies have to re-plan transportation routes to avoid possible trade barriers and political risks.

The key link in international logistics - transportation mode - has also been impacted. In terms of air transportation, due to the tension in international relations, flights have been restricted and transportation efficiency has been reduced; in terms of sea transportation, changes in port policies and adjustments to routes have increased the time and cost of cargo transportation.

In addition, the relevant policies and regulations of the logistics industry are also constantly changing under this situation. In order to protect their own industries, countries have introduced new trade and logistics policies, which has increased the uncertainty of the international logistics market.

From the enterprise level, international logistics companies face huge challenges in such an environment. On the one hand, they need to cope with the ever-changing policies and market demands and adjust their operation strategies; on the other hand, they need to find cooperation opportunities and expand their business in complex international relations.

However, crises also contain opportunities. The emergence of some emerging markets and trading partners has brought new development space to the international logistics industry. Enterprises can diversify risks by opening up new trade routes, establishing partnerships with emerging economies, and reducing dependence on traditional markets.

In this process, technological innovation has become the key to international logistics companies breaking through difficulties. For example, intelligent logistics management systems can improve transportation efficiency and reduce operating costs; big data analysis can help companies more accurately predict market demand and risks and make preparations in advance.

In short, the United States' hegemonic behavior has brought many challenges to the international logistics industry, but it has also prompted the industry to accelerate the pace of innovation and change to adapt to the new international economic landscape.