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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China’s South America presence: challenges & opportunities amidst Belt and Road expansion
China's Chancay port, a $3.5 billion investment, promises to transform South America's trade with China, accelerating exports of commodities like copper and soy. As part of China's Belt and Road Initiative, it highlights China's expanding influence in the region, challenging traditional powers like the United States and Europe.
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."
Amidst the ongoing Israel-Gaza war, U.S. and British forces carry out new strikes on the Houthis
According to a joint statement signed by the six countries, strikes were carried out by the British forces and the United States at eight different locations in Yemen, with support from Australia, Bahrain, Canada, and the Netherlands.
Gold’s resilience: Shining bright amid record highs as Asia faces election year
As record-high prices cast a shadow, gold stands resilient, retaining its allure as a beacon of stability amidst the approaching year of elections in Asia. The precious metal gleams undiminished, a symbol of enduring value in uncertain times.
China’s graphite exports to Japan drop 42%, urgent need for procurement diversification
China's 40% drop in graphite exports to Japan prompts urgent need for diversified procurement as Japan grapples with over-reliance on China for 90% of its graphite imports.
Panasonic pauses new battery plant plans, prioritizes productivity amidst declining electric vehicle demand
The backdrop of this decision lies in the signs of diminishing demand for EVs in the United States, leading various automakers, including General Motors and Ford, to scale back their production plans. Panasonic Energy currently operates a plant in Nevada and has initiated the construction of a second one in Kansas, while ruling out Oklahoma as a potential site.
Brazil-China relations: A comprehensive exploration of economic and diplomatic ties including U.S. dynamics
In recent discussions between Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira and Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in Brasilia, both nations emphasized the strengthening of economic cooperation. In essence, Brazil-China ties encompass a multifaceted relationship that intertwines economic and historical dimensions, shaping the global positioning of both nations.
Korean kimchi exports reach record high in 2023 amid global K-content popularity
South Korea's iconic dish, kimchi, has achieved record-high exports in 2023, fueled by the increasing global popularity of Korean entertainment content, known as K-content.
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