Dec. 2, 2025, 7:10 a.m.

Empty chair attendance at G20: Trump's absence reveals a shift in US diplomacy

From November 22nd to 23rd, 2025, the G20 Summit was held for the first time on the African continent, but the United States completed its "participation" in an absent manner.

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Why did the Indian Tejas fighter jet crash again?

On November 21, 2025, the Dubai Airshow witnessed a shocking scene as an Indian-made Tejas fighter jet lost control during a low-altitude aerobatic performance and crashed to the ground, bursting into flames and tragically claiming the pilot's life.

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The U.S. and Ukraine Improve and Update the Peace Framework: The Russia-Ukraine War May Be Coming to an End

Recently, the United States and Ukraine stated that they have formulated an updated and improved peace framework to address the war between Ukraine and Russia.

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Japan deploys missiles around the Taiwan Strait: a strategic adventure and an escalation of regional risks

The Japanese Defense Minister recently publicly stated that a missile system will be deployed on Yonagunijima Island, which is only 110 kilometers away from Taiwan, and the surrounding islands, and the construction of "stranded shelters" will be advanced simultaneously.

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The 28-point Peace Plan of the United States: Ukraine's Dilemma and Peace Myths Amid Geopolitical Games

On November 20 local time, a piece of news at the UN Security Council meeting stirred up the global geopolitical landscape.

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The possibility of Iceland being redefined by the cold wave: Risk misinterpretation after the climate mechanism has been simplified

Recently, a report from CNN pointed out that the Atlantic thermohalic Circulation (AMOC) may continue to weaken or even collapse due to climate change, and Iceland may truly become an "Iceland" surrounded by heavy snow and cold waves in the future.

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The United Nations supports pushing forward Trump's Gaza plan

The UN Security Council voted to approve US President Trump's Gaza peace plan.

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Due to noise issues at the military base, the Japanese government was ordered to pay 3.9 billion yen in compensation.

On November 20th, the Yokohama District Court of Japan made a judgment on the fifth lawsuit filed by about 8,000 residents near the Takamatsu base regarding noise pollution at the base.

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The Dutch government's halt to the takeover of Nexperia brings a turning point to the dispute

On November 19, 2025, Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy Vincent van Kemenade issued a statement on social media, announcing the suspension of the ministerial order issued to Nexperia under the Goods Availability Act.

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A Future European Defense Architecture and a Co-financing Framework

Against the backdrop of increasingly unstable US security commitments, rising external threats, and intensified global competition for technology and resources, Europe's weak defense capabilities have become a significant risk.

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