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The Israeli Knesset has voted to ban the United Nations Relief and Works Agency from operating in the country, also revoking a 1967 treaty. This decision, driven by allegations that UNRWA is infiltrated by Hamas and provides biased reports to the UN, prohibits any contact between Israeli authorities and the agency.
In recent months, South Korea has intensified its efforts to combat illegal fishing by Chinese vessels near its western islands. The situation has escalated, prompting the South Korean government to take decisive action. Illegal fishing threatens local fisheries and poses a risk to the marine ecosystem. Recently, South Korean authorities seized two Chinese fishing boats…
Yahya Sinwar, the top leader of Hamas, has been killed by Israeli forces in Gaza. This event marked a significant turning point in the region’s violence. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the news, stating that Israel had “settled its account” with Sinwar. Netanyahu described Sinwar as the primary architect of the tragic events that…
In recent months, concerns about Chinese espionage have reached new heights. Western governments are alarmed by the scale and sophistication of these spying activities. According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, a week rarely goes by without a warning from a Western intelligence agency. This situation is alarming, to say the least. Wall…
Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te has made a bold statement regarding the island’s sovereignty. In a recent address, he emphasized the government’s commitment to resist any attempts by China to annex Taiwan. This declaration comes as Beijing increases its military and political pressure on the self-governing island. “Our determination to defend our national sovereignty remains unchanged,”…
Recent reports have raised urgent concerns about North Korea’s nuclear capabilities. According to South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS), the country has amassed enough uranium to create a double-digit number of nuclear bombs. This alarming development underscores the pressing need to address North Korea’s ongoing efforts to expand its arsenal. The NIS shared this information…
A Vietnamese fishing boat attacked near the Paracel Islands, causing injuries to ten crew members. This alarming incident has drawn significant attention and prompted a formal protest from Vietnam to China. According to reports from Tein Phong, the attack occurred while the boat was operating in its traditional fishing grounds. The situation escalated quickly. The…
In an escalation of conflict in the Middle East, Iran launched a series of ballistic missiles at Israel on Monday. This attack is seen as a direct retaliation for Israel’s actions against Hezbollah and Hamas, two groups Iran has historically supported. The Iranian military fired 181 missiles, marking a significant show of force. While many…
In a historic move, Japan has sent a warship through the Taiwan Straits. This marks the first time a Japanese vessel has made this passage. The ship, named JS Sazanami (DD-113), is an Aegis destroyer. It sailed in response to recent military maneuvers by China. Just days earlier, a Chinese aircraft carrier passed near two…
China has decided to not supported new international guidelines to curb the growth of AI weapons. This decision emerged during the Responsible AI in the Military Domain Summit, held in South Korea. Ninety nations participated in the summit, with 60 endorsing the nonbinding proposal. However, about 30 nations, including China, refrained from backing the initiative….
