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Chinese Warship Provokes US Navy in High-stakes Maritime Encounter: Tensions Ignite...

In an audacious display of brinkmanship, a Chinese warship darted alarmingly close to the US destroyer USS Chung-Hoon in the Taiwan Strait, threatening international peace and escalating already heated tensions. The US military described this as a risky and unprofessional move by China, which only serves to ignite conflict in the area.

EU eyes Russian officials, banks, industry for sanctions.

The European Union is proposing travel bans and asset freezes on over 200 Russian politicians and military officers. The European Commission's recommendations target political parties, regional governors, and government ministers involved in actions against Ukraine.

Budget 2023 will be among the focus for the 15th Malaysian...

The first session of the 15th Malaysian Parliament will commence on December 19, focusing on approving emoluments for civil employees and preparing a new or revised budget under Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's administration.

Hundreds Of thousands hit Pakistani streets to protest Imran Khan’s ouster

Massive crowds of Imran Khan supporters took to the streets in cities across Pakistan, with youth playing a prominent role. Protesters waved party flags and voiced opposition to Khan's removal, demonstrating widespread support for the ex-premier and challenging the political transition.

UN to vote on suspending Russia from the rights council.

The United Nations will vote on suspending Russia from the Human Rights Council following discovery of civilian bodies in Bucha, near Kyiv. U.S. Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield called for Russia's removal, citing evidence of potential war crimes after troops withdrew from towns surrounding the Ukrainian capital.

The US hits Russia with ‘war crimes’ sanctions, Europe following.

The United States has rolled out fresh financial sanctions against Russia, focusing on President Vladimir Putin's family and blocking two major Russian banks. The UK and EU are following suit, escalating economic pressure in response to alleged war crimes in Ukraine.

Wins for pro-Putin leaders buttress autocracies in Europe.

Hungarian and Serbian elections reinforced pro-Putin leaders' power, with Viktor Orban and Aleksandar Vucic winning overwhelming parliamentary victories. Their wins highlight growing autocratic tendencies in Europe and demonstrate Russia's continued influence in the region through aligned political leadership.

The US to seek Russia’s suspension from Human Rights Council.

The United States plans to seek Russia's suspension from the UN Human Rights Council, citing potential war crimes in Ukraine. U.S. Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield highlighted reports of civilian violence in Bucha as justification for holding Russia accountable.

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan protests to the U.S. about alleged...

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan claims US interference in national affairs, delivers official diplomatic protest to US embassy following tensions over potential no-confidence vote and international political dynamics.

US seeks tighter UN sanctions after N. Korea missile test

The United States calls for tougher UN sanctions following North Korea's test of its largest intercontinental ballistic missile. The launch is part of a series of weapons demonstrations aimed at pressuring the US to recognize North Korea as a nuclear power and lift economic sanctions.
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