Asia & Pacific

South Korea’s former prime minister, Han Duck-soo, was handed a 23-year prison sentence on Jan. 21 for his part in the martial law decree.

The CCP uses its ‘united front’ strategy to infiltrate political, academic, and business networks in Western countries, advancing its strategic goals.

The ISIS Afghanistan branch cited the Chinese regime’s treatment of Uyghurs in Xinjiang as the reason.

Unexplained absences of top CCP and PLA officials at a Fourth Plenum-related meeting prompt scrutiny amid ongoing military anti-corruption drive.

Last week, X imposed limits on Grok’s image editing capabilities, with X’s Safety unit saying it was working to add additional safeguards.

Han Duck-soo, 76, is the first former cabinet minister to be given a court ruling on criminal charges related to the martial law incident.

The Treasury secretary said Washington is racing to reshore semiconductors and critical minerals to counteract China’s leverage over key supply chains.

Tetsuya Yamagami said he was driven by a family grudge against a religious group linked to Abe.

While tariffs are restructuring global commerce, they are also impacting the trade deficit.

Fisheries Minister Shane Jones has blamed immigration and assimilation problems after local authorities complained of beaches being stripped bare of sea life.

The on-target figure has fueled skepticism among economists who cite political incentives and weaker underlying conditions.

Despite incentives, young Chinese—who grapple with high urban living costs and job uncertainty amid an economic slowdown—are reluctant to start families.

Rapid joint responses will significantly raise the costs of invading Taiwan, one expert says.

Trade deal benefits remain politically contingent and could vanish instantly if diplomatic tensions resurface, experts warn.

Takaichi said that the current political setup lacks a clear popular endorsement.

The timing of the suspension of power supply is a bit unusual, reflecting the current complex dynamics of international politics, analysts said.

The pressures in communist China are taking their toll on a generation.

South Korea’s former prime minister, Han Duck-soo, was handed a 23-year prison sentence on Jan. 21 for his part in the martial law decree.

The CCP uses its ‘united front’ strategy to infiltrate political, academic, and business networks in Western countries, advancing its strategic goals.

The ISIS Afghanistan branch cited the Chinese regime’s treatment of Uyghurs in Xinjiang as the reason.

Unexplained absences of top CCP and PLA officials at a Fourth Plenum-related meeting prompt scrutiny amid ongoing military anti-corruption drive.

Last week, X imposed limits on Grok’s image editing capabilities, with X’s Safety unit saying it was working to add additional safeguards.

Han Duck-soo, 76, is the first former cabinet minister to be given a court ruling on criminal charges related to the martial law incident.

The Treasury secretary said Washington is racing to reshore semiconductors and critical minerals to counteract China’s leverage over key supply chains.

Tetsuya Yamagami said he was driven by a family grudge against a religious group linked to Abe.

While tariffs are restructuring global commerce, they are also impacting the trade deficit.

Fisheries Minister Shane Jones has blamed immigration and assimilation problems after local authorities complained of beaches being stripped bare of sea life.

The on-target figure has fueled skepticism among economists who cite political incentives and weaker underlying conditions.

Despite incentives, young Chinese—who grapple with high urban living costs and job uncertainty amid an economic slowdown—are reluctant to start families.

Rapid joint responses will significantly raise the costs of invading Taiwan, one expert says.

Trade deal benefits remain politically contingent and could vanish instantly if diplomatic tensions resurface, experts warn.

Takaichi said that the current political setup lacks a clear popular endorsement.

The timing of the suspension of power supply is a bit unusual, reflecting the current complex dynamics of international politics, analysts said.

The pressures in communist China are taking their toll on a generation.