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North Korea’s Military Aid to Russia Intensifies: Implications for U.S.-South Korea Alliance and Regional Stability

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that North Korea had begun transferring military personnel to Russia On October 13, Signaling an unprecedented escalation in the diplomatic and military partnership between Moscow and Pyongyang. Just days after Zelensky’s statement, Ukrainian intelligence reported...
Ukrainian Authorities Arrest Suspected Russian Spy Posing as UN Volunteer in Donetsk Region

Ukrainian Security Service Arrest Suspected Russian Spy Posing as UN Volunteer in Donetsk Region

Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) announced the arrest of a man accused of espionage on behalf of Russia. The suspect, identified only as a 34-year-old alleged operative for Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB), had reportedly infiltrated Ukrainian front-line areas while posing...
"This is not your land, you are not my king!" Lidia Thorpe said.

King Charles III Faces Heckling from Australian Senator Accusing Him of ‘Genocide’ During Historic Visit

King Charles III, on his first official visit to Australia since ascending to the British throne, found himself the target of a vocal protest by an Indigenous Australian senator who accused the monarch of genocide. The incident unfolded as Charles...
Poland-Belarus Border

EU Leaders Back Poland’s Asylum Suspension Amid Migrant Crisis Fears

Europe’s migration policy, European Union leaders on Thursday rallied behind Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s proposal to temporarily suspend asylum rights for migrants arriving from Russia or Belarus. This move comes amid growing concerns that Moscow is weaponizing migrant flows...
U.S.-Mexico border wall

EU Migration Policies Mirror Trump’s Stance on Immigration, But Differ in Tone

In recent years, Europe has found itself at a crossroads on the issue of migration, grappling with both external pressures from increased migrant flows and internal challenges as anti-immigration parties gain momentum across the continent. The political landscape of Europe,...
Shigeru Ishiba

Ishiba Shigeru: Japan’s Hardline Shift in Security and Defense Policy

Ishiba Shigeru, former defense minister and prominent hardliner on national security, has been elected President of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), making him the new Prime Minister of Japan. His ascension comes with significant implications, particularly in shaping Japan’s...
Kursk Nuclear Plant

Kursk Nuclear Plant’s Safety in Question as IAEA Chief Warns of Possible Incident Amid Security Gaps

The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, sounded the alarm on Tuesday as he visited the Kursk region of Russia. He expressed growing concerns over the possibility of a "nuclear incident" stemming from the ongoing conflict...
Kamala Harris

Kamala Harris: Prospects for US-Indonesia Relations and Strategic Alignments for Prabowo Administration

The potential presidency of Kamala Harris in the United States is poised to bring both continuity and significant shifts in the strategic landscape of USA-Indonesia (USA-RI) relations. As the Biden Administration's term nears its end, assessing the trajectory of this...
Abrams X Tank

US Army’s Investment in Hybrid-Electric Abrams X Tank: Weighing the Pros and Cons

The U.S. Army is investing significantly in the development of a new, lighter version of the Abrams tank, known as Abrams X. This initiative involves two competitors tasked with designing a tank featuring a hybrid electric drive, a reduced crew...
Jerusalem

Is Two-State Solution Viable in Aftermath of Middle East Conflict?

Since the recent Gaza war, the international community has sought a humanitarian ceasefire and a two-state solution to settle the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu refuses to hand over Gaza Strip's security to Palestinian Authority, citing insistence as preventing...
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