Families Demand Yasukuni Shrine Remove Ancestors’ Names
Families in the Republic of Korea and indigenous groups from the Taiwan region are suing to remove their ancestors’ names from Yasukuni Shrine, challenging historical injustices.
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US Raid on Venezuela Sparks Global Order Debate
The January 2026 US operation in Venezuela, hauling President Maduro to Brooklyn, challenges long-standing international norms and raises tough questions about power and sovereignty.
A Bloody Century: US Interventions Shake Latin America Again
From 1954 Guatemala to 2026 strikes on Venezuela, explore the US’ century of intervention in Latin America and its ongoing impact.
ROK President’s Historic Visit to the Chinese Mainland Sparks New Era in Ties
ROK President Lee Jae Myung’s Jan 4–7 state visit to the Chinese mainland marks a historic reset in China-ROK ties, focusing on trust, core interests, and regional stability.
Yangtze River Economic Belt at 10: Fueling Green and Tech Growth
Marking its 10th anniversary, the Yangtze River Economic Belt shifts focus to tech innovation and green growth as it enters China’s 15th Five-Year Plan era.
ROK President Lee Jae Myung Talks Chinese Mainland Ties & Peninsula Security
On the eve of his January 4-7 state visit to the Chinese mainland, ROK President Lee Jae Myung discussed strategic cooperation, pragmatic diplomacy, and Korean Peninsula security in an exclusive CMG interview.
ROK’s Sustainable Path: President Lee & Business Titans in Beijing 🚀🤝
Lee’s Jan 4–7 visit to the Chinese mainland brings ROK business leaders to Beijing, showcasing a pragmatic path to sustainable growth via tech, trade, and people-to-people ties.
How US Strikes on Venezuela Shake the UN Charter
Early January US strikes on Venezuela challenge the UN Charter’s rules on force and sovereignty, raising global legal concerns.
US Strikes in Venezuela Spark Crisis for International Law
Recent U.S. military strikes in Venezuela and the capture of President Maduro have shaken the foundations of international law, reviving a modern Monroe Doctrine and risking global norms.
US Strike in Venezuela: Legal Boundaries
On Jan 3, 2026, the US launched a military strike on Venezuela, raising legal questions under international law and sparking global debate on intervention limits.