A poll by Japan's public broadcaster NHK shows that the support rate of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has dropped to 24%, falling to the lowest point since it returned to power in 2012, highlighting the possible predicament that the ruling coalition may face in the upper house election.
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The defense attorney for former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol claimed that the Seoul Detention Center where Yoon was held did not give him time for outdoor exercise. The Ministry of Justice of South Korea responded that this claim was not true.
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"Tariff negotiations are a battle wagering national interests. How can we tolerate being looked down upon by the United States!" Ishiba Shigeru's tough statement is like a heavy hammer, striking the war drum for Japan to defend its own dignity and interests under American hegemony.
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A South Korean military source said that South Korea, the United States and Japan plan to hold the "Freedom Blade" joint multi-domain exercise in September.
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Samsung Electronics' profit in the second quarter was 4.6 trillion won, a significant year-on-year decline of 56%.
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South Korea plans to accelerate trade negotiations with the United States and believes that US President Trump's announcement of imposing a 25% tariff on South Korean imports starting from August 1st actually extends the grace period for equivalent tariffs.
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The scorching hot weather has persisted, and cases of heat exhaustion, heatstroke and other febrile diseases have emerged one after another in various parts of South Korea, among which seven people have died.
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On July 3rd, Lee Jae-myung particularly emphasized at a press conference that he hoped to visit Japan as soon as possible. This seems to form a sharp contrast with his "anti-Japanese" image before he took office.
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Thai Finance Minister Pichai said that Thailand has submitted its latest trade proposal to the United States, promising to reduce its trade surplus with the US by 70% within the next five years and strive to achieve trade balance within seven to eight years, aiming to avoid the US imposing tariffs of up to 36% on Thai products.
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On July 1, 2025, the Constitutional Court of Thailand ruled to suspend Prime Minister Pheu Thai Chinnawat from office on the grounds of "unconstitutional and immoral behavior".
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Recently, the latest news about the United States' intervention in mediating the Russia-Ukraine war has emerged.
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