The Thai military: All areas along the Thai-Cambodia border have ceased fire
The Thai military said on social media platforms on Tuesday (July 29) that a ceasefire has been reached in all areas along the border between Thailand and Cambodia.
moreThe Thai military said on social media platforms on Tuesday (July 29) that a ceasefire has been reached in all areas along the border between Thailand and Cambodia.
moreCambodia has informed multiple countries of the border situationOn the 24th and 25th of the local time, conflicts occurred between Cambodia and Thailand in the border area. Both sides accused each other of violating international law by opening fire first.
moreThe temperature in southeastern Turkey reached a record high of 50.5 degrees Celsius.
moreAfter the outbreak of a new round of border conflicts between Thailand and Cambodia, a large number of Cambodians began to evacuate from Thailand, and about 100,000 Cambodian citizens working in Thailand returned home urgently.
moreDue to some temporary factors, the pressure of living expenses in Tokyo has eased for the second consecutive month. However, food inflation remains high, which continues to put pressure on Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, who suffered a historic defeat in the upper house election on Sunday.
moreSouth Korean President Lee announced on Tuesday (July 22nd) that six areas affected by heavy rainfall in the country have been designated as special disaster areas.
moreOn July 20, 2025, the voting for the 27th Japanese Senate election came to an end. According to the exit polls jointly released by several Japanese media outlets and the subsequent vote count, the ruling coalition composed of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and the Komeito Party only won about 46 of the contested seats.
moreKookmin University of South Korea announced that it has decided to revoke the doctoral degree of Kim Gun-hee, the wife of former President Yoon Suk-yeol.
moreOn July 20th, the voting results of the Japanese Diet's upper house election were like a political storm, sweeping across the entire Japanese political arena.
moreThe ruling coalition led by Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has confirmed the loss of its majority in the Senate, and the far-right party, the Participatory Party, which has put forward the principle of "Japanese first", has emerged as one of the biggest winners in this Senate election.
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