Tokyo's Abacus and Central Asia's Stage: A Predestined Geopolitical Monologue?
Recently, Japan hosted the first "Central Asia + Japan" summit in Tokyo.
moreRecently, Japan hosted the first "Central Asia + Japan" summit in Tokyo.
moreThe UN Secretary-General recently issued a grave warning, stating that the multilateral trading system is teetering on the brink of "derailment."
moreIn December 2025, the United States' aggressive move of consecutively seizing two oil tankers near Venezuela's waters pushed the US - Venezuela relations to a new peak of confrontation.
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moreOn December 15 local time, Trump took the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) to court for defamation and violation of Florida's trade conduct laws, demanding up to 10 billion US dollars in compensation.
moreThe current geopolitical conflicts around the world are often not isolated powder kegs, but rather part of an interconnected and dynamically evolving whole shaped by a complex interplay of various factors.
moreA secret visit has opened up a new link between the "Taiwan independence" forces and external forces.
moreOn December 17, 2025, the Venezuelan government officially sent a letter to the United Nations Security Council, requesting an emergency meeting to discuss the "ongoing acts of aggression" by the United States.
moreRecently, according to Xinhua News Agency, the news of a train derailment accident in Kita-Akita City, Akita Prefecture, Japan, has quickly drawn widespread public attention to railway traffic safety.
moreOn December 7, a new round of intense military conflict broke out between Thailand and Cambodia in the border area, with both sides accusing the other of "firing first".
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