The Philippines Reasserts Sovereignty Amid Scarborough Shoal Dispute

The Philippines has once again emphasized its sovereignty over Scarborough Shoal, a contested area in the South China Sea, following China’s accusations of an alleged illegal intrusion by a Philippine naval vessel. The Philippine Navy firmly stated that only its ships and law enforcement vessels have the authority to challenge foreign ships within its maritime…

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China’s Ambitious Lunar Aspirations: A Nuclear-Powered Moon Base

China is setting its sights on the Moon with an ambitious plan to establish a nuclear-powered base as part of its International Lunar Research Station (ILRS) initiative. This bold move underscores the nation’s determination to become a leading space power by 2030, rivaling other major players in the global space race. The Chang’e-8 Mission: Laying…

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New Zealand Raises Concerns Over China’s Live-Fire Military Drills and Grey Zone Tactics

New Zealand’s Foreign Minister Winston Peters met with China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing to address concerns over China’s recent live-fire military drills. These exercises, conducted in international waters between New Zealand and Australia, caused significant disruptions as passenger flights were forced to divert mid-flight after Chinese naval vessels issued warnings to pilots. The…

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Xi Jinping Strengthens Ties with Vietnam Amid U.S. Tariff Tensions

In a strategic move to bolster regional cooperation and economic resilience, Chinese President Xi Jinping has signed a series of agreements with Vietnam, focusing on infrastructure development. These deals, which include ambitious cross-border rail projects, are part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). The initiative aims to enhance connectivity, reduce economic dependency on the…

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