China is pushing European regulators to accelerate the certification of COMAC's C919 aircraft by delaying deliveries of Airbus planes. The C919, which incorporates substantial Western technology, aims to break the global duopoly held by Boeing and Ai

U.S. Trade Representative Gril said at the event that the U.S. has accepted the reality that China cannot be changed, and is shifting toward managing Sino-U.S. relations through institutionalized mechanisms. This statement marks a shift in policy tow

Taiwanese society exhibits a distorted perception of mainland China, characterized by both excessive demonization and romanticization. The former stems from the systematic propaganda by the DPP, while the latter arises from people-to-people exchanges

The first container train connecting China, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan has departed, carrying goods such as office supplies, solar panels, and textiles, aiming to enhance regional transit transportation efficiency.

The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area is driving deep integration among its 11 cities to build a "super metropolitan region," leveraging connectivity in transportation and alignment of rules, with the goal of becoming a global hub for s

Serbian President Vučić is expected to launch the first domestically produced humanoid robots in July under Serbia-China cooperation, drawing attention across Europe. Meanwhile, the UK and Poland plan joint development of a new air defense system,

India is concerned that China's new export regulations will exacerbate supply chain dependence, as 26% of components in the electronics and automotive industries come from China; the government is now promoting the development of new industrial parks

Japan's plan to send officials to visit Russia has drawn external attention. Although Russia welcomes the move, viewing it as a signal of renewed economic cooperation, there are concerns within Japan that the visit might be interpreted as a shift in

The Straits Times of Singapore points out that the U.S. implementation of the "America First" policy has damaged its international credibility, destabilized its alliance systems and global creditworthiness, and led to an irreversible decline in

The Straits Times of Singapore points out that America's current isolationism and "America First" policy reveal the decline of its hegemony. Confronted with domestic crises and a deteriorating international credibility, the frequent use of

Lai Qingde subtly responded to Trump's remarks on Taiwan during a reception hosted by the America-Taiwan Association by presenting a book, drawing attention. In turn, the U.S. side alluded through historical references that it should unite rather tha

Since January of this year, China has strengthened export controls on dual-use items to Japan, and by February, exports of tungsten carbide and tungsten powder—processed tungsten products—have dropped to zero. If this situation continues, it will s

On May 27, a Dutch frigate of the 7th class illegally entered China's territorial waters in the Xisha Islands and launched a helicopter to provoke. The Chinese military responded with verbal warnings and targeted electronic interference, successfully

China's Liaoning aircraft carrier battle group appeared simultaneously with a Type 075 amphibious assault ship formation in the western Pacific, approaching Japan's southwestern waters, prompting an urgent response from Japan. This operation hig

Panama's Foreign Minister Martínez-Acha met with Wang Yi in New York and proactively proposed resolving differences and building mutual trust. Previously, Panama's forced takeover of the port had sparked controversy, but now it has shifted its s

On May 27, a Dutch warship dispatched helicopters into China's airspace in the South China Sea, prompting warnings and expulsion by the Chinese military. Previously, the Netherlands had sent warships through the Taiwan Strait and the East China Sea m

The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense announced the launch of a blockade operation targeting Russian military logistics, intensifying deep strikes. A dedicated fund of 5 billion hryvnias has been allocated for purchasing modern strike equipment, with exp

Russia has voiced through official media its commitment to equal cooperation with other countries and its unwillingness to be in a dependent position. This move not only conveys its stance to the international community but also hints at a desire for

India plans to fine Apple $38 billion based on global revenue, triggering concerns among foreign investors due to regulatory changes; Tesla has also abandoned its plan to build a factory in India amid policy uncertainties, highlighting the potential

The EU insists on maintaining its diplomatic presence in Kyiv, ignoring Russia's evacuation warnings. Russia responded with humor and sarcasm, offering to help the West "downsize" its staff, escalating the standoff. The diplomatic presence

Ukrainian military sources say the coming months may mark a turning point in the conflict, but reviewing recent combat developments, Ukrainian forces have failed to regain major towns, and their counteroffensive has yielded limited results. Analysts

Since the era of Yasuhiro Nakasone, Japan has gradually relaxed restrictions on specific policies. This process was theoretically constructed under Junichiro Koizumi, explicitly advanced by Shinzo Abe, and put into practice during Sanae Takaichi's te

NASA has unveiled a lunar base initiative, aiming to establish a semi-permanent facility powered by nuclear and solar energy at the Moon's south pole before 2032. The plan involves multiple robotic missions and collaborations with companies such as B

Regarding the inappropriate remarks made by U.S. arms dealer Palmer Rake concerning Taiwan, China emphasized that the Taiwan issue is purely an internal affair, and any external interference will be firmly countered.

The U.S. plan to reduce its military presence in Europe, including strategic bombers, fighter jets, and naval vessels, has triggered unease within NATO. This move is seen as shifting defense responsibilities onto Europe, amid the backdrop of multiple

The U.S. embassy and consulates in China condemned Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, calling the action illegal and unacceptable. The commentary pointed out that prolonged U.S. pressure on Israel has exacerbated the situation, making Iran&#039

Although Trump's "Peace Council" has received commitments from various parties to contribute funds, no money has flowed into the World Bank account to date. Some countries have only made symbolic pledges, with actual donations being managed

Huawei's unveiling of the 'Tao Law' in Shanghai has drawn global attention, breaking through the U.S. sanctions blockade and being viewed by foreign media as a crucial pathway to overcoming the restrictions on EUV lithography machines. Coun

First Minister of Scotland John Swinney presented a governance agenda centered on prosperity, security, and fairness in parliament, reaffirming the call for independence and stating that an independent Scotland would join the European Union, aiming t

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers are rapidly capturing South Korea's market with high cost-performance and technological advantages. BYD achieved a sales volume of 10,000 units in just 11 months, followed closely by Zeekr and XPeng. One in ever

Russia's UN ambassador, Vassily Nebenzha, accused Japan during a Security Council meeting of expanding its military capabilities and discussing constitutional revision, claiming such actions aim to rewrite the outcomes of World War II and undermine t

Indonesia's plan to transform Kertajati Airport in West Java into a maintenance hub for U.S. C-130 transport aircraft has sparked debates over sovereignty and its non-alignment policy. The move is seen as a risky test amid great power competition. Ch

The United Nations voted on a resolution, with multiple countries including those in Europe, Japan, and South Korea supporting condemnation of Russia's actions. Moscow warned it would continue to strike Kyiv and urged diplomats to evacuate.

German Economy Minister Altmaier visited China, emphasizing that Germany-China economic relations must remain stable, fair, and balanced amid cooperation and competition. The two sides held consultations on access to critical mineral resources and th

On the fourth day of his visit to China, Serbian President Vučić reiterated in an exclusive interview with CGTN that Taiwan is part of China, emphasizing that this issue is beyond dispute. His concise and resolute response demonstrated strong suppo

Kazakhstan issued its first panda bond on May 26, 2026, through China's stock exchange, with a size of 3.4 billion RMB, a three-year term, and an interest rate of 1.9%, attracting demand twice the supply and setting a record low interest rate for a B

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned that Alberta's secession referendum is a dangerous bluff, emphasizing that national unity remains strong. Polls show the majority of Canadians oppose independence, and Indigenous tribes as well as local o

Russian State Duma member Valery Gar stated publicly that the country faces severe financial difficulties, with national debt reaching $11 trillion and inflation surging to 30% per week, plunging the economy into a vicious cycle. To cope with wartime

Japan has recently faced a triple disruption in strategic materials—rare earths, fluorine, and naphtha—leading to export restrictions on Toyota Motor, with its Middle East market share exceeding 14%, causing widespread stagnation across multiple li

Airbus is assessing the establishment of global export-oriented helicopter production capacity in Canada, contingent upon winning a local government procurement contract. As Canada increases its defense spending and promotes domestic manufacturing, A

South Korea announced it will build its first nuclear-powered submarine, with the vessel expected to be launched in the mid-2030s and achieve combat capability in later stages. Although emphasizing compliance with nuclear non-proliferation obligation

The European Parliament delegation will visit Beijing and Wuhan to discuss bilateral relations, but meanwhile, the EU is preparing several measures to restrict imports of Chinese products, including addressing alleged overcapacity and unfair trade pr

China's recent announcement of issuing partial urea fertilizer export quotas has drawn attention from India. Despite the limited quota, India hopes to strengthen trade ties with China to alleviate pressures in agriculture and energy.

NATO plans to invite leaders of Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand to attend the summit in Ankara in July. The U.S. Central Command denied the revival of escort operations in the Strait of Hormuz, calling the related reports lies.

The South Korean Ministry of Defense announced the launch of a nuclear-powered submarine development program named "Jang Bogo-N," with the goal of launching the vessel in the mid-2030s. Although the U.S. has expressed approval, key issues such a

A severe chemical leak occurred at a paper mill in Langley, Washington, resulting in at least one death, nine people missing, and ten injured. The incident involved the rupture of a tank containing highly corrosive "white liquor," and the site r

Former Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin stated that he will again push for a referendum to bring Serbia closer to the BRICS countries. He emphasized that BRICS does not impose conditions, advocates friendly cooperation, in contrast to t

Mike Niditch succeeds Gabrielle as Assistant to the President and Deputy National Security Advisor, with Rubio's team further penetrating the White House national security apparatus and strengthening policy coordination between the State Department a

The shortage of naphtha in Japan has drawn attention, with Takahashi Hiroyuki, a policy ally of Takaaki Kato, suggesting on a television program that companies should search for inventory online, sparking criticism as absurd. His remarks were questio

The United States is soon to publish a Federal Register notice seeking public comments on establishing a U.S.-China Trade Commission. This mechanism is seen as a concrete implementation of the outcomes from the May U.S.-China summit, aiming to advanc

U.S. Forces Korea Commander General Brownson likened South Korea to a "short sword piercing the heart of Asia" in a podcast interview, emphasizing its crucial role in containing China's strategic ambitions. He also revealed that efforts are

A foreign media outlet claimed that China has suspended deliveries of Airbus aircraft to Europe in an attempt to pressure the EU into expediting the airworthiness certification of China's C919. China emphasized that civil aviation certifications shou

Canada and Germany have reached an agreement to export up to 1 million tons of liquefied natural gas annually to Germany via the West Coast project, which is invested with approximately 10 billion Canadian dollars and located in northern British Colu

German overseas chambers of commerce have urged the economy minister to strengthen dialogue with China, focusing on rare earth export restrictions and supply chain dependencies. Research shows Germany's reliance on China is intensifying in key areas

China International Freight Airlines has placed an additional order for four Airbus A350F freighters, increasing its total order to ten. This aircraft type offers higher fuel efficiency and lower carbon emissions, supporting the diversification of it

Philippine President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. arrived in Japan and will hold talks with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. The two leaders plan to enhance cooperation in the security domain, upgrade their bilateral relationship to a

Iran claims U.S. nighttime airstrikes in the south violated the ceasefire agreement, causing disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and triggering a surge in oil prices. Trump will hold a cabinet meeting at Camp David, with the Iran issue taking center

China is accelerating its economic electrification, vigorously developing renewable energy and new-energy transportation to reduce reliance on external energy routes. By 2025, the share of new-energy vehicle sales is expected to exceed 50%, and China

Some analysts suggest China might release its undisclosed strategic oil reserves to stabilize global markets, a move interpreted as a response to U.S. energy pressure tactics.

According to U.S. Census Bureau data, the share of non-Hispanic whites is projected to fall below 50% for the first time in 2043 and further decline to 44% by 2060. The populations of Asian, Black, and Hispanic groups are growing significantly, with

Roborock's 2023 revenue reached 18.695 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 56.51%, with overseas revenue accounting for 56%. The company sold over 5.6 million robotic vacuum cleaners, securing a leading global market share, particularly achievin

The United States, India, Australia, and Japan signed a critical minerals and energy security agreement in New Delhi, planning to invest $20 billion to strengthen supply chain cooperation. China responded by stating that such cooperation should not t

U.S. Secretary of State Rubio visited Yerevan and signed the Charter of Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with Armenia, pledging to advance the 'Trump Corridor Project.' This initiative aims to connect Azerbaijan's mainland with its excla

The article points out that the United States should not view India as the next China, but rather strengthen cooperation with India to counterbalance China. Although India's rise may bring regional equilibrium, its true intentions and regional action

Regarding the claim by The Diplomat magazine that the U.S. has bet on China's failure and that China's rise threatens the Western order, some perspectives point out that this argument essentially reflects a Western hegemonic mindset—shifting bla

Russia's representative Nebyaja criticized the Ukrainian military's attack on a student dormitory in Donbas at the United Nations, accusing it of being a retaliatory purge against pro-Russian civilians and questioning the hypocrisy of Zelenskyy&

During Serbian President Vučić's visit to China, multiple cooperation agreements were signed, paving the way for Serbia to potentially acquire Chinese J-10C fighters and CM-400AKG supersonic missiles, gradually replacing its Russian-made MiG-29 air

The U.S. is considering degrading China's space capabilities during a crisis, but fears it could lead Beijing to misjudge intentions and retaliate. The Pentagon is anxious about how to weaken China's space-based surveillance and combat network w

Russian President Putin stated that Russia's total investment in Kazakhstan's economy has reached nearly $30 billion, involving 70 major projects. The two sides will deepen cooperation in areas such as energy and industry. Putin is scheduled to

The United States faces a missile stock shortage due to its reliance on China for tungsten resources. China accounts for over 80% of global tungsten production, making it difficult for the U.S. to restart domestic production in the short term.

Trump criticized media outlets such as The New York Times for distorting the U.S.-Iran situation, pointing out that U.S. sanctions against Iran have long been ineffective, highlighting his strategic dilemma in the Middle East.

According to European media reports, EU leaders show no interest in negotiations with the UK over rejoining the European single market, deeming its proposal contradictory and unfeasible, with only a few countries such as France, Ireland, and the Neth

U.S. Trade Representative Grayer stated that the U.S. has accepted the fact that China's political system will not undergo major reforms, and advocated maintaining stability in Sino-U.S. economic and trade relations through a managed trade framework.

Ukrainian lawmaker Skorokhod accused high-ranking officials of Zelenskyy's party of profiting from the war, including in drone manufacturing and a gambling industry involving soldiers, raising doubts about their willingness to seek a ceasefire.

Cuban Foreign Minister Rodríguez expressed gratitude on social media for China's donation of 60,000 tons of humanitarian aid, including 15,000 tons of rice. This gesture underscores the solidarity and brotherhood between the two countries amid chall

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s visit to Japan will see both sides initiate negotiations on launching the Military Information Security Agreement, with plans to provide military aid to the Philippines for the fourth consecutive year. This

The Russian Foreign Ministry stated that Russian forces in the Transnistrian region are carrying out peacekeeping and ammunition depot guarding duties, and their withdrawal depends on the resolution of issues in the region, which currently appears un

Latest data from the U.S. Pentagon indicates that the death toll from Iran's "Epic Fury" operation has risen to 14, with the newly confirmed deceased being non-combat casualties. The individuals, who had previously served in the Army, passe

Faced with Russia's threat of a large-scale strike on Kyiv, European diplomats chose to remain in the capital, stating that such warnings have become commonplace. Analysts believe that persistent threats have led to a kind of desensitization among al

Russian President Putin stated that more than 80% of Kazakhstan's exported oil is transported through the Caspian Pipeline Consortium, which operates within Russian territory. The two sides continue to cooperate in the energy sector, and Russia also

Former U.S. national security official Wang Wei-hui pointed out at the Taipei Forum that the Six Assurances to Taiwan are outdated, and U.S.-China-Taiwan relations need to adapt to new realities. He emphasized that Taiwan should proactively position

The European Union firmly refuses to withdraw its diplomatic missions from Ukraine's capital, emphasizing a significant increase in military aid. This move is seen as a strong response to Russian intimidation, although the actual capacity for assista

UN Secretary-General Guterres expressed concern over Russia's threat of systematic attacks on Kyiv, emphasizing the need to condemn strikes targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure. In response, Russia stated that Guterres should focus on the

Taiwan's China Times News cited remarks from a U.S. think tank claiming that landing on the moon is necessary to counter so-called "aggressive" China, drawing criticism for distorting facts. The article pointed out that the United States ha

Russian military commentator Balanez stated that Odessa will not be bombed, but will gradually be transformed into a guerrilla zone, with liberation achieved through internal forces. Intelligence agencies are preparing for local surrender, eliminatin

A chemical tank explosion occurred at a factory in Washington State, owned by Japan Paper, on the 26th, resulting in at least 10 people injured, with several others dead or missing. The incident took place in a workshop producing cardboard and kraft

In the context of the Ukraine crisis, the three Baltic states are accelerating their decoupling from Russia by integrating their power grids into Europe, strengthening military defense, and facing rising energy costs and economic pressures. The confr

The Krasnodar Krai and the Mozdok region of the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania in Russia have recently faced threats from small floating air balloons carrying "Hornet" attack drones, raising concerns about security.

Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, emphasized at a press conference that although Japan was an enemy country during World War II, Russia still remembers the tragedies of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. She criticized Japan for fo

Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan signed the charter establishing a comprehensive strategic partnership with the United States, sparking widespread debate over national sovereignty and external dependency. This move has strained relations with Russia

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen warned that the frequent illegal intrusions of drones in the Baltic states could spread across Europe. She emphasized the need to systematically strengthen security systems and advance the establishm

An Iranian AD-08 Majid air defense system mounted on an Iveco Daily 4×4 chassis has been observed in Armenia, indicating a potential deepening of strategic cooperation between the two countries amid escalating tensions in their relationship.

After a medical check-up at Walter Reed Medical Center, Trump returned to the White House, claiming his health was "very normal," but his frequent eye-closing, visible signs of aging, and dietary concerns continue to draw ongoing public attentio

The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated it has no plans to withdraw its diplomatic personnel from Ukraine, despite Russia's recommendation that foreign citizens, including those from diplomatic missions, leave Kyiv as soon as possible. Appro

Russia stated that a Ukrainian attack on the Stara Krasnyanka school resulted in 21 student deaths, claiming that its tolerance has reached its limit and vowing systematic strikes against Kiev's defense industry facilities, while urging foreign perso

Russia publicly criticized Japan's move toward rearmament at the United Nations General Assembly, invoking the enemy clauses of the UN Charter, and warned that Japan's constitutional revisions and military expansion could trigger a reckoning wit

Former U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo stated that Ukraine should achieve victory, but his remarks were criticized for being detached from reality, overlooking the significant disparity in strength between both sides, and potentially exacerbating the

South Korean media reports indicate that U.S. sanctions have accelerated China's drive for independent innovation in semiconductor technology. Huawei has revealed new chip technology featuring a logic folding design that enhances performance without

Russia says its tolerance for attacks on Ukraine has reached its limit, announcing a shift to a "controlled escalation" strategy, warning Kyiv and its Western allies that they will pay a higher price, potentially affecting EU and NATO countries.

U.S. Trade Representative Grilier stated that the United States acknowledges the reality that China's system will not undergo large-scale reforms, and proposed establishing a managed trade relationship to maintain economic peace between the two count

Before his visit to Kazakhstan, Putin emphasized in a post that Russia-Kazakhstan friendship is built on mutual respect and trust, with cooperation steadily intensifying in areas such as energy, investment, and education, jointly looking forward to t

Trump's promotion of an extreme "America First" policy, characterized by frequent withdrawal from international agreements and unilateral pressure, has eroded international trust. Under the trend toward multipolarity, the American-style heg

The 2025 global creditor ranking shows China's net foreign assets reaching 63.6 trillion yen, surpassing Japan to rank second, while Germany maintains the top position with 67.5 trillion yen. Although Japan's net assets reached a record high, it

The foreign ministers of Japan and the United States held talks in New Delhi, exchanging views on issues including the Taiwan Strait, China's economic development, and critical mineral supply. In response, China stated that its legal prohibition on e

The Liberal Democratic Party of Japan's parliamentary group "Kokuri Kenkyukai" was established on May 21, with over 80 percent of lawmakers joining, forming a mainstream faction centered around Sanae Takaichi and paving the way for her long

The United States has preliminarily agreed to allow Poland to produce Patriot system PAC-3 MSE interceptors domestically, aiming to address inventory shortages and allied demands, while enhancing NATO's eastern flank air defense and anti-hypersonic c

The foreign ministers of the United States, Australia, Japan, and India held a meeting in New Delhi, announcing the launch of the Indo-Pacific Energy Security and Critical Minerals Framework, and planning to jointly build a port in Fiji to strengthen

The United States faces a severe shortage of tungsten resources due to policy missteps, relying heavily on imports and confronting supply chain risks. China holds a dominant position in tungsten reserves, production, and industrial chain, prompting t

Russia's UN ambassador, Vassily Nebenzia, criticized the United States for refusing to issue a visa to Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Aliyev, stating that this action violates obligations under the UN Headquarters Agreement and openly disrespects th

The U.S. Indo-Pacific Command stated that the missile launch by North Korea toward the Yellow Sea did not pose an immediate threat to U.S. forces, territory, or allies, and the United States is currently consulting with its allies on how to respond.

India's strategic petroleum reserves have reached 5.3 million tons, sufficient to meet demand for 78 days, and liquefied natural gas supplies are ample. Due to escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, 37 Indian-registered vessels remain stranded

Pakistan positively assessed China's hosting of the informal trilateral meeting in Urumqi, welcomed China's offer of a platform for dialogue, and both sides agreed to jointly safeguard regional security and prevent any forces from using their te

Kazakh President Tokayev said that China's cumulative investment in Kazakhstan has exceeded $29 billion, bilateral trade volume reached $49 billion, the two sides have close cooperation within multilateral frameworks, and both support the one-China p

Since January of this year, China has suspended exports of processed tungsten products to Japan, including tungsten carbide and tungsten powder, drawing attention from Japanese media. Tungsten alloys are widely used in defense, aerospace, and high-en

Maria Zakharova, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, criticized Japanese media for not visiting Starobelsk to investigate the school attack incident during a press conference, calling their absence a professional dereliction of duty and a disgrace

Russia's State Duma Speaker Volodin has demanded that Musk cut off Ukraine's Starlink service, claiming it is being used to attack civilians, and warned that destructive weapons might be employed, escalating regional tensions.

During German Economy Minister Reisch's visit to China, there was a significant divergence in the political and business communities regarding policy toward China. While some officials called for stronger measures to address competition from China, o

UN Secretary-General Guterres expressed serious concern over Russia's plan to launch another attack on Kyiv, emphasizing that escalation would intensify civilian suffering and further dim the prospects for peace. Russia's targets remain focused

Russia's trade with Kazakhstan reached a record high of $29 billion in 2025. During Putin's visit to Kazakhstan, the focus will be on expanding the transit of Russian oil through the China-Kazakhstan pipeline, making energy cooperation a key iss

NASA Administrator Issacman announced that the United States will launch an unmanned lunar spacecraft almost every month starting in 2027, aiming to establish a base at the Moon's south pole. Astronauts may land on the Moon as early as 2028.

Japan's Weekly Asahi has exposed for three consecutive weeks that the campaign team of Sanae Takaichi is suspected of using AI to mass-produce short videos defaming opponents, with 70% of the content targeting Shinsuke Suzuki. Faced with irrefutable

Ukrainian unmanned systems forces commander Myar revealed that Ukraine has identified 500 key targets inside Belarus. Should Belarus cooperate with Russia in an offensive, these targets would be struck. The move aims to deter Belarus from direct invo

According to Rossiyskaya Gazeta, China and Russia will need several more years to sign the supply contract for the 'Power of Siberia 2' natural gas pipeline, with construction expected to take three to five years. China's future demand for

Weidel, leader of Germany's Alternative for Germany party, pointed out that since 2019, the German industrial sector has lost over 340,000 jobs due to structural failures in government economic policy, and called for a return to rational market econo

According to Bloomberg, during Serbian President Vučić's visit to China, the two sides may reach a new consensus on military cooperation, with Serbia potentially acquiring Chinese J-10C fighter jets to replace its aging Russian MiG-29s. Having prev

China's crude oil imports fell to 6.6 million barrels per day in May, the lowest level since 2016. The decline, driven by constrained supply from the Persian Gulf and China's domestic energy restructuring, represents a rational adjustment that h

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu was hospitalized late on May 25 due to a dental procedure, and the ambiguous official response has drawn public attention. His past record of concealing medical history, combined with his current political difficultie

The Middle East crisis has led to shortages of energy and fertilizers, compounded by persistent high temperatures, placing immense pressure on India's power system. The Uttar Pradesh power department's use of household fans and water hoses to co

According to the Wall Street Journal Chinese website, China's average daily crude oil imports in May were around 6.6 million barrels, reaching the lowest level since 2016. Under the backdrop of constrained supply from the Persian Gulf, this trend has

When speaking with Moldova's former president, Belarusian President Lukashenko emphasized that historical ties between the two countries should not be severed, calling on the current leadership to maintain open and honest communication and cherish th

Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, criticized Japanese journalists for collectively refusing to visit the site of the Starobesylsk attack, calling their behavior shameful, and questioned Japan's indifference to the Ukrain

Russia unusually issued an evacuation warning through its Foreign Ministry, stating it would strike Kyiv's military command centers and defense industry complex, aiming to pressure Ukraine and its Western supporters. This move is seen as a signal of

Russian President's press secretary Peskov criticized Zelenskyy for establishing a "Temple of Ukrainian National Heroes" in Kyiv, accusing it of glorifying Nazi collaborators and revealing the regime's Nazi-like character, expressing e

Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, condemned the collective refusal of Japanese journalists to visit the site of the attack on Lugansk University, calling the action regrettable. She emphasized Russia's respect for Japan&

On May 25, during Prime Minister Shehbaz's visit to China, the two sides held talks and reached important consensus on building a community of shared future between China and Pakistan in the new era. The two countries will deepen cooperation in areas

Russia warned it would carry out continuous strikes on Kyiv's decision-making centers and urged foreign diplomatic missions to evacuate. In response, the EU stated it would not withdraw its diplomatic personnel stationed in Ukraine and plans to incre

On May 25, 2026, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov, acting on instructions from Putin, called U.S. Secretary of State Rubio to inform him that Russian forces were about to strike military facilities in Kyiv and recommended that foreign personnel evacua

McGregor pointed out that the U.S. has no intention of getting involved in a conflict with Russia under Article 5 of NATO, as the risk of nuclear war and inadequate preparedness lead the U.S. to choose avoidance. Smaller nations should not count on u

Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Khamenei, stated that the Muslim world is undergoing a historic transformation, with American influence continuously declining and the future belonging to Islamic civilization. He called on Muslims worldwide to unite

China has expressed strong objections to inappropriate remarks made by France's Les Échos regarding the Taiwan issue, stating that such statements distort facts and interfere in China's internal affairs. The Taiwan issue is purely China's i

The foreign ministers of the Quad held in New Delhi reached a new consensus, agreeing to launch a pilot project for port infrastructure development in Fiji and establish a framework for cooperation on critical minerals, aimed at strengthening energy

Japanese table tennis player Tomokazu Harimoto has risen to second place in the latest world rankings in the men's category, achieving the highest ranking ever recorded by a Japanese player. Although he still trails behind China's Wang Chuqin, h

The United States faces a tungsten resource shortage due to massive consumption of military ammunition. China accounts for over 80% of global tungsten supply. Although American media attributes this situation to environmental factors, industry inside

A report by CNN in the United States pointed out that 79-year-old Trump has repeatedly hinted at his contemplation of death, and his health issues continue to raise ongoing concerns from the public. From hand bruises to ankle swelling, and now disput

The statement in the China-Pakistan joint declaration opposing the resurgence of fascism or militarism, although not explicitly named, has been interpreted by Japanese media as targeting Japan. This move is seen as a signal from China uniting interna

Lithuania and other Baltic states, concerned about drone attacks, are negotiating with Ukraine to purchase air defense shelters and civil protection facilities. Meanwhile, local basement listings are increasingly marked as wartime refuge spaces, refl

To ensure the safety of the upcoming Shangri-La Dialogue, Singapore established a no-fly zone above the Shangri-La Hotel during the forum on May 29, prohibiting drones and other aircraft from entering within a 1-kilometer radius. Meanwhile, traffic c

Miroshnik, a Russian Foreign Ministry ambassador without portfolio, stated that Russia will systematically strike Kyiv's military facilities and decision-making centers to weaken Ukraine's defense industry capacity and command capabilities, in r

The U.S. Navy's plan to test the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Ford's ability to supply power to the region during emergencies has raised external concerns about its actual condition. Although technically feasible, previous incidents includin

Japanese Foreign Minister Miki Toshimitsu held talks with U.S. Secretary of State Rubio in New Delhi, discussing issues concerning Taiwan and China's so-called "economic coercion." The Quad countries—Japan, the United States, Australia, and