Mexico on High Alert After Trump’s Military Threats
Mexico’s military is on alert after President Trump sent a naval force to Venezuela and hinted at strikes on cartels in Mexico—raising concerns about cross-border tensions.
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US Ramps Up Venezuela Ops as Airlines Suspend Flights ✈️
As US ramps up operations against Venezuela’s government, airlines like GOL, Avianca and LATAM have paused flights. Here’s what travelers need to know.
Expert Flags ‘Grave’ Dangers in Takaichi’s Taiwan and Nuclear Plans
Richard A. Black warns Japanese PM Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks and push to revise non-nuclear principles could pose ‘extremely grave’ risks, even hinting at a path to WWIII.
Taiwan Resident Criticizes Japan’s Militarism Remarks
A Taiwan resident critiques Japanese PM’s militarism hints, urging caution and dialogue to maintain regional stability this November 2025.
Scholars Warn Japan’s Taiwan Stance Puts Regional Peace at Risk
Experts from Japan and the Republic of Korea warn PM Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks risk repeating history and could threaten regional peace with the Chinese mainland.
China Tells Japan to Mind Its Own Business on Taiwan
On Nov 20, 2025, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning told Japan to mind its own business on Taiwan, citing historical responsibility and the 80th anniversary of Taiwan’s return.
Chinese Mainland Urges Action to Thwart Militarism After Japan’s Taiwan Comments
At a Nov 19 briefing, the Chinese mainland’s foreign ministry spokesperson urged the world to stay vigilant and thwart any resurgence of militarism after Japan’s Taiwan contingency comments.
Why PM Takaichi’s Taiwan Talk Is Shaking Up Japan’s Defense
PM Takaichi’s daring Taiwan warning spurs debate on Japan’s rearmament, legal limits, and regional stability.
UN Reaffirms One-China Stance After Japan PM’s Taiwan Comment
On November 17, the UN Secretary-General’s spokesperson reaffirmed the UN’s one-China stance under Resolution 2758 after Japanese PM’s remarks on the Taiwan issue.
China Slams US$330M US Arms Sale to Taiwan Region
China’s Ministry of National Defense condemned a US$330M U.S. arms sale to the Taiwan region, vowing to protect sovereignty and urging the U.S. to halt the deal.