China sanctions 5 U.S. firms over Taiwan arms sales
China imposes sanctions on five U.S. military manufacturers in response to Washington's arms sales to Taiwan, escalating tensions between the countries.
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Israeli military raids in West Bank and Gaza continue, resulting in at least 5 Palestinian deaths
Four Palestinians were killed in Azzun, while another was shot dead in Qalqilya after allegedly opening fire during a raid, as reported by the Israeli military on Tuesday.
China eases visa restrictions on U.S. visitors
China's decision to ease visa restrictions on U.S. visitors reflects a strategic effort to revitalize its tourism sector and foster global connections.
Kim Jong Un unveils military ambitions for 2024
Kim Jong Un's declaration of launching spy satellites, bolstering nuclear capabilities, and developing military drones in 2024, amidst heightened tensions, raises concerns about regional stability.
U.S. airstrikes neutralize 6 Iran-backed militants in Syria
Among the militants killed, four belonged to Lebanon's influential Hezbollah group, while the remaining two were Syria nationals. Two militants sustained injuries during the airstrikes.
Dong Jun’s appointment as defence minister shifts China’s military landscape
Dong's appointment as defence minister underscores China's commitment to strengthening its position and defence capabilities on the global stage.
Iraqi Government Uncovers Possible Security Service Links To U.S. Embassy Attack
While the U.S. has approximately 2,500 troops stationed in Iraq and an additional 900 in eastern Syria, tensions have been rising over Washington's unwavering support for Israel during the Gaza war that commenced on October 7.
ICJ Rules On Ethnic Armenians Return In Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict
The International Court of Justice, in its decision, mandated that former residents of ethnic Armenian origin must be granted permission to return, and measures must be taken to ensure the safety of those who chose to remain in the region.
South China Sea Tensions Rise As China Asserts Strategic Interests And Territorial Claims
An international tribunal in The Hague issued a resounding ruling against China in a territorial dispute with the Philippines. The tribunal explicitly rejected China's "nine-dash line," which Beijing had used to assert its expansive territorial claims in the South China Sea.
Rare Nuclear Arms-Control Talks Scheduled Between China And U.S.
This meeting, set for Monday, 6th November 2023, is the first of its kind with Beijing since the Obama administration. It will primarily address strategies to diminish the chances of misunderstandings or misjudgments, according to U.S. officials.
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