USS John Finn travels through Taiwan Strait post-Taiwan elections
The United States Navy sails USS John Finn through the Taiwan Strait post-Taiwan elections, escalating tensions with China and emphasizing support for Taiwan.
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Sri Lanka’s Online Safety Bill raises freedom of speech concerns ahead of elections
Under the provisions of the bill, content creators deemed to be sharing "illegal" material, as determined by a newly established five-member commission, could face jail sentences. Additionally, major tech companies such as Google, Facebook, and X are held accountable for the content posted on their platforms.
Fire claims 39 lives in Xinyu; calls for urgent investigation
A devastating fire claims 39 lives in Xinyu, China, prompting President Xi Jinping to call for an urgent investigation and measures to address fire safety concerns in the country.
North Korea develops AI; raises security concerns
North Korea actively pursues AI and machine learning development for diverse applications, raising security concerns.
Thailand aims for Lithium production by 2026, boosting regional EV industry
According to Thailand's Department of Primary Industries and Mines (DPIM), the Reung Kiet site has the potential to yield approximately 164,500 metric tons of lithium carbonate, a key component in lithium iron phosphate batteries for EVs.
North Korea launches cruise missile towards Yellow Sea; intensifies conflict
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff reported the cruise missile launches at approximately 7 am (GMT +9) emphasizing that the specifications are undergoing close analysis by both South Korean and U.S. intelligence authorities.
UK and U.S. slam China’s human rights record at UN over Uyghur and Tibetan persecution
The UK urged China to halt the persecution and arbitrary detention of Uyghurs and Tibetans, emphasizing the importance of freedom of religion, and cultural expression, and the prevention of surveillance, torture, forced labour, and sexual violence.
North Korea demolishes symbolic Arch of Reunification; labels South Korea as “primary foe”
During a speech at the Supreme People's Assembly on January 15, Kim referred to the monument as an "eyesore" and ordered amendments to the constitution, explicitly stating that the South is a "primary foe" and "principle enemy."
Experts dispute war as Kim Jong Un alters approach, emphasizing diplomacy despite concerns
Despite concerns over Kim Jong Un's recent actions, experts disagree on his aim for war, with many attributing his behavior to strategic maneuvers or negotiation tactics.
Iran and Pakistan agree to return ambassadors; de-escalating tensions
Pakistan and Iran swiftly de-escalate tensions through diplomatic efforts, agreeing to return ambassadors by January 26.
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