Japan’s ¥21.3T Stimulus: Growth Boost or Debt Pitfall?
Japan’s Cabinet greenlit a ¥21.3T stimulus to curb prices and boost growth, but critics warn it could fuel more debt, a weaker yen and rising inflation. Will it work?
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Fighting Flares Along Thailand–Cambodia Border
Fresh clashes along the Thailand–Cambodia border displace thousands and risk undoing a summer ceasefire. Regional leaders call for urgent diplomacy and civilian protection.
China’s Low-Altitude Aviation Boom: Pilot Zhang Bo’s Vision
China’s first solo turboprop circumnavigator Zhang Bo reveals how the 15th Five-Year Plan will power a low-altitude economy of drones, air taxis, and green tech.
UN Condemns Israeli Raid on UNRWA Office in East Jerusalem
On Dec. 9, Israeli forces raided the UNRWA office in East Jerusalem, detaining staff and raising their flag. UN Secretary-General condemned the breach of protected UN premises.
US Approves Nvidia H200 AI Chip Exports to Chinese Mainland With 25% Fee
The US will let Nvidia’s H200 AI chips flow to the Chinese mainland with a 25% fee. This move could reshape AI innovation and pricing dynamics in global tech hubs.
Starmer, Zelenskyy, Macron & Merz Unite for Ukraine Peace
UK PM Starmer, Ukraine’s Zelenskyy, France’s Macron and Germany’s Merz met on Dec 8 to push for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine with strong security guarantees.
Honduras Election Update: Asfura Edges Ahead
With 98.71% counted, conservative candidate Nasry Asfura holds a slim lead over Salvador Nasralla in Honduras’ Nov 30 presidential vote.
M7.5 Quake Hits Japan’s Aomori Coast – 30 Injured, Mass Evacuations
A powerful M7.5 earthquake struck off Japan’s Aomori coast late Monday, injuring 30 and forcing over 100,000 to evacuate. Aftershocks are expected.
Mexico’s Green Energy Comeback Under President Sheinbaum
President Sheinbaum’s new administration is driving Mexico’s green energy resurgence, aiming for a cleaner, more reliable power system after years of uncertainty.
Why U.S. Tourism Is Lagging Behind the Global Travel Boom
Despite a global travel rebound, the U.S. sees a steady drop in international visitors this year due to tougher policies, tariffs, and a new $250 visa integrity fee.