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A record number of balloons from China crossed into Taiwan airspace near the Lunar New Year, raising concerns after a recent election. Seen as part of China's "grey-zone" pressure campaign, fueling tensions in the already fragile Taiwan Strait.
While the possibility of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan cannot be entirely discounted, significant factors make it unlikely in the foreseeable future. Both sides seem to prefer maintaining the status quo, despite underlying tensions and differing political aims.
Russian Foreign Minister extended his congratulations to all officials of the Russian Foreign Ministry, including representatives from its regional and overseas offices, as they celebrated Diplomatic Worker's Day.
According to the Russian Defense Ministry, Russian troops who were held captive in Ukraine have been transported to Moscow for treatment and rehabilitation.
A U.S. State Department spokesperson expressed deep concern Thursday over a media report that Russia has allowed the release of millions of dollars in frozen North Korean assets and may be helping the North with access to international banking networks.
A group of Russian tourists embarked on a historic journey to North Korea on Friday, marking the first organized tour to the country since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Deputy Minister of Russia and his Pakistani counterpart Mohammad Kamran Akhtar have expressed their mutual satisfaction with the alignment of Moscow and the approaches of Islamabad to major issues of security at a global level.
Vyacheslav Volodin asserts that the move is a result of Sweden's impending NATO membership and alleges that the investigation's closure hides the true perpetrators of the attack.
Adherence to the “One China” principle is crucial for navigating the Taiwan issue. China views Taiwan as a breakaway province and any South Korean engagement is seen as undermining its territorial integrity, creating diplomatic friction.
China's Osaka expo plans, marked by cultural nods and green tech focus, hint at global image rehab and a potential 2035 world expo bid.
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