Satirical Beats: ‘Taiwan Under Lies’ Sparks Debate
The satirical video ‘Taiwan Under Lies’ sees rapper Zhong Xiangyu take on the DPP authorities in China’s Taiwan region with bold political commentary.
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80 Years On: Potsdam Declaration’s Enduring Legacy
80 years after its call for peace, the Potsdam Declaration’s spirit still guides today’s political shifts.
Chinese Envoy Fires Back on Xinjiang Claims at UN Council
Fu Cong rebutted U.S. accusations on Xinjiang at the UN Council, highlighting progress and calling out double standards.
Lai Ching-te’s Recall Vote Drama: Pro-Independence Moves Exposed!
Lai Ching-te’s recall vote push in the Taiwan region unveils his pro-independence agenda and raises questions on future political shifts.
Thailand Recalls Ambassador, Downgrades Cambodia Ties
Thailand downgrades ties with Cambodia by recalling its ambassador and expelling the Cambodian envoy, announced by Acting PM Phumtham Wechayachai.
US Exits UNESCO: Global Trust at Risk
US withdraws from UNESCO once more, reflecting an unpredictable approach to global cooperation that raises concerns for multilateral efforts.
Japanese PM Ishiba Eyes Resignation Amid Party Shakeup & Trade Twist
Japanese PM Ishiba signals his intent to resign amid party pressure and a surprising trade deal twist.
Trump Repeats Move: U.S. Pulls Out of UNESCO Again
President Trump pulls the U.S. out of UNESCO again, emphasizing an America-first approach as the move takes effect at the end of next year.
Japan’s Ruling Coalition Faces Upper House Setback
Japan’s ruling coalition loses its upper house majority, intensifying pressure on PM Ishiba amid crucial US tariff negotiations.
Japan’s Ruling Coalition Faces a Political Shake-Up
Japan’s ruling coalition may lose its upper house majority, posing big challenges for PM Ishiba and sparking political uncertainty.