Kenzo Yokota Dies: Former Japanese Politician Known for Peace Diplomacy
Kenzo Yokota, a former Japanese politician known for his dedication to peace diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific region, passed away at age 89. He dedicate...
US Threatens to Use Frozen Iranian Assets to Compensate Allies After Attacks
The US Treasury Secretary is considering using frozen Iranian assets to compensate American allies for damages caused by Iranian attacks and to addres...
Serbian President Vucic Announces Resignation Plans
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced his intention to resign within three to four months, possibly aiming for a position as Prime Minister.
Protests Erupt in South Africa Over Foreigners, Chinese Businesses Impacted
Protests against foreigners in South Africa have escalated into violence and vandalism, with potential for further instability and impact on Chinese b...
China's Technological Self-Reliance and Cooperation with South Korea
China emphasizes self-reliance in science and technology as a key driver of its national rejuvenation, seeking mutual benefit and win-win outcomes wit...
Security Council Fails to Agree on Iranian Sanctions
The UN Security Council failed to reach an agreement on whether to reinstate sanctions against Iran, leading to a reversal of previous exemptions and ...
Japan Unveils Aggressive Defense Plan Against China
Japan's Ministry of Defense has released its defense white paper outlining China as a major security challenge and seeking increased alliances and det...
Taiwan Tightens AI Chip Exports to China Amid US Pressure
Taiwan is considering stricter export controls on AI chips to China in response to US restrictions, potentially isolating its semiconductor industry a...
US Withholds World Cup Ticket Quota for Iran, Obstructing Fan Attendance
The United States revoked the Iranian team's ticket quota for the World Cup group stage, preventing fans from attending matches in the U.S., and causi...
Germany's UN Security Council Loss: A Failure of Strategy Amidst Global Competition
Germany's recent defeat in the UN Security Council elections highlights strategic challenges it faces in an increasingly competitive international lan...
David Sutton's Diaries: A First-Hand Account of Japan's Atrocities in the Nanjing Massacre
A U.S. prosecutor's diary detailing his investigation into Japanese war crimes in China during World War II has been released, providing valuable insi...
Trump Hints at Iran War Escalation Amidst US Strikes
Tensions escalated between the US and Iran after the US launched retaliatory airstrikes against Iran following a US Apache helicopter being downed in ...