- March 10th, 2025
South Korea experienced a seismic political event on December 3 when President Yoon Suk Yeol made an unprecedented declaration of martial law. The move sent shockwaves domestically and reverberated through international diplomatic circles, raising questions about the nation's democratic stability....
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, who briefly declared martial law on Tuesday, December 3, faces mounting criticism and political instability in a turbulent presidency defined by controversy, dwindling public support, and fraught governance. The declaration, citing “anti-state forces” and...
A group of 38 Vietnamese tourists who entered Jeju Island under the visa waiver program has been reported missing after failing to board their return flight, according to local tourism authorities on Tuesday. Their disappearance has raised concerns about potential...
South Korean intelligence authorities have revealed that one of three Chinese students under investigation for illegally filming a U.S. aircraft carrier was previously honored as a model Communist Party member. This revelation has intensified suspicions of Chinese intelligence agency involvement...
Beijing issued a stern warning to Lithuania on Monday (Dec 2), threatening "countermeasures" following the expulsion of three Chinese embassy staff. This diplomatic rift comes amid rising tensions over Lithuania's growing ties with Taiwan and the alleged involvement of a...
In a move likely to provoke strong objections from Beijing, the United States has approved a proposed arms deal with Taiwan valued at $385 million. The package includes spare parts for fighter jets, radar systems, and communications equipment, according to...
China was rocked earlier this month by its deadliest act of mass violence in nearly a decade. The car-ramming attack in Zhuhai city, which claimed 35 lives and injured dozens, marked a disturbing culmination of a year marred by violent...
With the severing of two telecom cables in the Baltic Sea, China announced its willingness to collaborate with Sweden's ongoing investigation into the incidents. The cables, located in Swedish territorial waters near Denmark, were damaged on November 17 and 18,...
A Beijing court sentenced Dong Yuyu, a seasoned journalist and senior columnist for the Communist Party’s Guangming Daily, to seven years in prison on espionage charges on Friday, November 29, 2024. The verdict has drawn widespread attention and criticism from...
A senior Chinese military official, Admiral Miao Hua, has been removed from office for “serious violations of discipline,” the Chinese Ministry of Defence announced on Thursday. The announcement marks the latest high-profile case in Beijing's sweeping anti-corruption campaign within the...
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