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Kim Jong Un and Xi Jinping Exchange Messages to Celebrate 75 Years of FriendshipKim Jong Un and Xi Jinping exchange messages, celebrating 75 years of diplomatic relations and pledging stronger cooperation.
Bali Hits Pause on New Hotels and Nightclubs—Find Out Why!Bali, Indonesia's iconic tourist hotspot, has decided to suspend the construction of new hotels and nightclubs temporarily.
Indonesia’s New President-Elect Cozying Up to Russia: What’s Behind the Warm Embrace?Indonesia's president-elect Prabowo Subianto is deepening ties with Russia, signaling a strong pro-Russia stance after Moscow visit.
Kamala Harris vs. Kim Jong Un: Will Her Approach to North Korea Make or Break Her Foreign Policy?Kamala Harris's focus on military strength and defense contrasts with Trump’s approach, raising concerns about U.S. diplomacy.
China’s Universities Drop Foreign Language Majors: Is AI to Blame?Chinese universities are halting foreign language major recruitment due to poor job prospects and AI's impact on demand.
China Pushes for a No-First-Use Policy on Nuclear Weapons – Targeting U.S. and Allies?China has proposed a measure for nuclear-armed countries to commit not to use nuclear weapons preemptively.
China Plans to End Discrimination Against Foreign CompaniesChina's economic heavyweight, the Vice-premier has instructed to rectify discrimination against foreign companies.
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North Korea Fires Off Furious Statement After UN’s Human Rights Resolution Vote North Korea strongly condemned the UN General Assembly's human rights resolution as an infringement on its dignity and sovereignty.
Japan Targets North Korea and Russia: New Sanctions on the Horizon Japan considers new sanctions on North Korea and Russia due to military cooperation, aiming for stronger G7 coordination.
U.S. Flags South Korea Over Currency Market Intervention and Surging Trade Surplus The U.S. Treasury has designated South Korea as a currency monitoring country due to its significant trade and current account surpluses.
How China Allegedly Spied on U.S. Military for Years—And What They Filmed Chinese nationals were arrested for illegally filming a U.S. aircraft carrier in Busan, suspected of two years of military surveillance.
Trump Taps Pete Hegseth for Secretary of Defense, Praises His ‘America First’ Beliefs Donald Trump appointed Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense, recognized as a supporter of the 'America First' foreign policy.
Trump’s New Security Pick: Green Beret Michael Waltz Brings Combat Experience to the White House? Trump selects Congressman Michael Waltz as National Security Advisor, emphasizing hardline policies and support for key Trump initiatives.
Trump May Meet Kim Jong Un in Just 6 Months—Here’s What Analysts Think Analysts predict Trump's return may reshape international relations, including potential talks with North Korea.
U.S. Approves $4.92 Billion E-7 Aircraft Sale to Strengthen South Korea's Defense The U.S. State Department approved the sale of four E-7 aircraft to South Korea for $4.92 billion, enhancing defense ties.
Brides for Sale? China’s Proposal to 'Import' Foreign Women Causes Online Uproar China's gender imbalance leads to a proposal for importing foreign brides, raising concerns over human trafficking and cultural issues.
Kim Jong Un and Xi Jinping Exchange Messages to Celebrate 75 Years of Friendship Kim Jong Un and Xi Jinping exchange messages, celebrating 75 years of diplomatic relations and pledging stronger cooperation.
Bali Hits Pause on New Hotels and Nightclubs—Find Out Why! Bali, Indonesia's iconic tourist hotspot, has decided to suspend the construction of new hotels and nightclubs temporarily.
Indonesia’s New President-Elect Cozying Up to Russia: What’s Behind the Warm Embrace? Indonesia's president-elect Prabowo Subianto is deepening ties with Russia, signaling a strong pro-Russia stance after Moscow visit.
Kamala Harris vs. Kim Jong Un: Will Her Approach to North Korea Make or Break Her Foreign Policy? Kamala Harris's focus on military strength and defense contrasts with Trump’s approach, raising concerns about U.S. diplomacy.
China’s Universities Drop Foreign Language Majors: Is AI to Blame? Chinese universities are halting foreign language major recruitment due to poor job prospects and AI's impact on demand.
China Pushes for a No-First-Use Policy on Nuclear Weapons – Targeting U.S. and Allies? China has proposed a measure for nuclear-armed countries to commit not to use nuclear weapons preemptively.
China Plans to End Discrimination Against Foreign Companies China's economic heavyweight, the Vice-premier has instructed to rectify discrimination against foreign companies.
New York City Hotels Introduce Sleep-Focused Accommodation Packages Hotels in New York City are making headlines with their new accommodation packages designed to promote deep sleep.
China Warns U.S.: Hands Off Taiwan, Cease Provocations in South China Sea Vice Minister Ma Zhaoxu Deputy Security of State Kurt Campbell discussed current issues between the two countries on the 30th of last month.
North Korea Fires Over 10 Missiles into the Sea of Japan, Seoul on High Alert North Korea continues its provocations against the South, launching a barrage of short-range ballist ...
Pompeo's Visit Sparks Key Talks on North Korea and U.S.-South Korea Alliance Cho Tae Yul, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, met with former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo...
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