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  • China Claims Having Kids Makes Women Smarter, Public Responds with Outrage China's health commission faced backlash after promoting childbirth's benefits, including intelligence claims, then deleted the post.
  • Biden Backs First US Lithium Mine to Cut China Reliance on EV Batteries The Biden administration has approved the first U.S. lithium mine in Nevada to reduce reliance on China for EV battery production.
  • North Korea's Ukraine Role May Trigger UN Action—But Russia Holds the Veto UN Security Council considers new sanctions on North Korea after troop deployment to Russia, raising geopolitical tensions.
  • Poland Shuts Russian Consulate Amid Sabotage Plot Allegations Poland closes a Russian consulate after uncovering sabotage plots linked to Russian agents, prompting threats of retaliation.
  • Russia Backs North Korea's Drone Claims, Warns Seoul on Escalating Tensions North Korea accused South Korea of flying a drone into its airspace, supported by Russia, escalating tensions on the peninsula.
  • China's Military Puts Taiwan on Notice: Largest Drill Since May After 'One China' Rejection According to Japan's NHK, China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) announced plans for large-scale military exercises around Taiwan on Monday.
  • Trump Slams Biden, Warns of Global Conflict Following Iran's Missile Attack Trump blames Biden administration for escalating Middle East tensions, claiming it could lead to World War III
  • No More Late-Night Drinking Near the Station in Shibuya Shibuya Ward has enacted an ordinance prohibiting nighttime street drinking in the popular tourist area and around the station.
  • Russia and Uzbekistan Set to Finalize Major Nuclear Plant Project Uzbekistan and Russia are expected to finalize negotiations for a nuclear power plant construction project.
  • Mafia-Themed Souvenirs Banned in Sicilian City: Here's Why Agrigento, Sicily, has banned Mafia-themed souvenirs to improve its image as the Italian Capital of Culture for 2025.
  • Jerome Powell Sounds the Alarm: Lessons from the 2014 Treasury Market Shock Powell emphasized Treasury market volatility and collaboration among financial institutions at the 2024 U.S. Treasury Market Conference.
  • Canada vs. China: Trade War Heats Up with New Chinese Investigation into Tariff Policies The Chinese government has retaliated against Canada's decision to impose new tariffs on Chinese-made EVs, aluminum, and steel.
  • South Korea Supports US, France in Push for Ceasefire on Israel-Lebanon Border The South Korean government expressed its full support for the international community's call for a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah.
  • Russia Labels North Korea’s Nuclear Future Off-Limits, Opposes IAEA Moves Russia has declared North Korea's "denuclearization" a closed issue, affirming support for its nuclear stance against U.S. alliances.
  • Taiwan’s President Rejects China’s Peace Offer, Vows to Stand Strong Taiwan's President, Lai Ching-te, a member of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), has firmly rejected China's proposed peace agreement.
  • U.S. to Ban Sales of Cars with Chinese and Russian Tech, Citing Security Risks The U.S. will ban vehicles with Chinese or Russian software, affecting Korean manufacturers and favoring domestic automotive firms.
  • Lemon8 vs. TikTok: ByteDance's Battle for Social Media Supremacy Lemon8, a social media platform owned by ByteDance, is steadily rising in the U.S. App Store rankings, according to a report from TechCrunch.
  • Could a New Pet Tax Stop People from Ditching Their Dogs? A proposed pet ownership tax in South Korea seeks to address community challenges from rising pet numbers and care costs.
  • Casino Fever: 80% of Thais Support Legalizing Casinos for Tourism Boost The Thai government is advancing casino legalization to boost tourism, with strong public support and plans for entertainment complexes.
  • Beijing's Warning: New Sanctions Target U.S. Companies Amid Taiwan Tensions China has imposed sanctions on nine U.S. military firms after America's arms sale to Taiwan, criticizing violations of sovereignty.
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