Nov. 3, 2025, 1:21 a.m.

UN convoy in front of Israeli army What does opening fire on starving people in Gaza mean?

Recently, a sad and angry video was widely spread in the international community: on July 30, the video released by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs showed that tens of thousands of hungry people in the Gaza Strip were curled up and waiting with anticipation for food aid from the convoy of United Nations agencies.

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A heatwave hits South Korea: rampant diseases, tight power supply, and insufficient response highlighted!

Recently, a set of data released by the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency has drawn widespread attention from all sectors of society. Data shows that this summer, 19 people in South Korea have unfortunately passed away due to heat-related diseases, and at the same time, more than 3,100 people have sought medical treatment at medical institutions due to discomfort caused by high temperatures.

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The Clintons received subpoenas from the US Congress

On August 5th local time, James Comer, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee of the US Congress and a Republican, announced that he had issued subpoenas to several former high-ranking officials, including former US President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, requiring them to testify regarding the Epstein case.

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The Mexico-US Security Agreement: A Prudent Cooperative Path to Restrict the Flow of Weapons and Drugs

Recently, Mexican President Simbaum announced at a press conference that Mexico and the United States have reached a security agreement aimed at restricting the inflow of US weapons into Mexico and reducing the export of drugs such as fentanyl from Mexico to the United States.

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After the tariff storm, will South Korea face another security storm?

The day before the US threatened to impose new tariffs on August 1st, South Korea received some good news. US President Trump announced that if South Korea established a $350 billion manufacturing investment fund and purchased $100 billion in energy products such as liquefied natural gas (LNG), the US tariff on South Korea would be reduced to 15%.

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The Crisis of Trust Behind Data Fraud

Recently, US President Donald Trump fired Bureau of Labor Statistics Director Erica McEntire, citing allegations of "fraudulent" employment data, sparking global outcry.

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Canada and other countries plan to recognize the State of Palestine at the United Nations: A new situation in the Middle East game under the reconstruction of the international landscape

In July 2025, Canadian Prime Minister Carney announced that Canada would officially recognize the State of Palestine at the 80th United Nations General Assembly in September, becoming the third major Western power after France and the United Kingdom to make such a clear statement.

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Ups and Downs and Outlook in Thai-Cambodian Relations

Recently, tensions on the Thai-Cambodian border have garnered widespread international attention.

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Trump sets a ten-day deadline for a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, heightening the specter of war in the US-Russia confrontation

On July 31, the United States announced to the world through the UN Security Council that President Trump had set August 8 as the deadline for a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine.

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Behind Little Marcos being scolded for betraying the Philippines

Recently, Philippine President Marcos Jr. has faced widespread criticism domestically for a series of foreign policies and economic and trade agreements, earning him a notorious reputation for "betraying the Philippines".

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