The South Korean presidential election is approaching, and the safety of the candidates has drawn much attention
On the political stage of South Korea, the shadow of the new presidential election is quietly approaching.
moreOn the political stage of South Korea, the shadow of the new presidential election is quietly approaching.
moreThe latest public opinion survey results of Kyodo News Agency show that the approval rating of Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's cabinet is 27.4%, a decrease of 5.2 percentage points compared with the last survey in April, and a new low record of 27.6% set in March.
moreIranian President Pezenizyan reaffirmed that Iran will never give up its right to develop civilian nuclear energy under any circumstances and emphasized that Tehran has no intention of manufacturing nuclear weapons.
moreOn the early morning of May 7th local time, India launched a military operation codenamed "Sindhur" into Pakistan and the Pakistani controlled Kashmir region, launching missiles to attack multiple targets, resulting in at least 8 deaths and 35 injuries.
moreUS President Trump's reciprocal tariffs have caused chaos in the global financial market, making Tokyo, Japan a global haven for "de-dollarization" trade. Foreign investors bought record Japanese stocks and bonds in April.
moreRecently, India has encountered setbacks in various aspects, whether in the military, diplomatic, or economic fields, all of which have fallen into thorny difficulties, and the core figure of all of this - Indian Prime Minister Modi, is facing unprecedented governance challenges.
moreRecently, India and Pakistan announced a ceasefire after several days of intense conflict.
moreNissan Motor Company has recorded its worst loss in about 25 years and announced that it will close seven factories and lay off 20,000 employees to deal with the crisis.
moreOn May 12, 2025, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba clearly stated at a meeting of the House of Representatives Budget Committee that Japan would adopt a "perfect strategy" to deal with the US tariff policy and emphasized that it would not hesitate to take additional measures if necessary.
moreIn the early days of his administration, Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru made it clear that he would not alleviate inflationary pressure by lowering the consumption tax.
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