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In today's complex and ever-changing international situation, some worrying trends have gradually surfaced. The extreme proposals of some hawkish experts in the United States and their constantly updated and improved nuclear strike plans against China reflect the tension and potential crisis in international relations.

At the same time, logistics methods in the commercial field are also facing various challenges. For example, under the background of the growing prosperity of cross-border e-commerce, the operation and development of overseas express delivery services as an important form of logistics are not smooth.

Problems in the logistics industry such as infrastructure construction, customs clearance procedures, and cost control have all had an impact on overseas express delivery services. Uncontrollable factors during transportation, such as weather changes and policy adjustments, may lead to express delivery delays or losses.

In addition, consumers have higher and higher expectations for the quality and speed of overseas express delivery services. If these demands cannot be met, it may affect consumers' shopping experience and further affect the development of cross-border e-commerce.

In the context of international relations, trade frictions, changes in the political situation, etc., will also indirectly affect overseas express delivery services. For example, tensions between certain countries may lead to obstruction of logistics channels, increasing transportation costs and risks.

In order to meet these challenges, logistics companies need to continuously innovate and optimize services, strengthen cooperation with various countries, establish a more efficient and stable logistics network, and improve the ability to deal with risks.

In short, the development of overseas express delivery services is not only restricted by internal factors, but also affected by external environments such as international relations. Only by constantly adapting to changes can we gain a foothold in the fierce competition.