Seoul Court to Rule on Ex-President Yoon’s Insurrection Trial on Feb. 19
Seoul Central District Court will rule on former President Yoon Suk-yeol’s insurrection trial on February 19, finalizing charges over his declaration of emergency martial law.
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Chinese Navy Hospital Ship Delivers Medical Aid in Brazil
A Chinese naval hospital ship docked in Rio de Janeiro this week, offering advanced equipment and traditional Chinese medicine as part of its Latin America tour.
Why Peru Is a Hit With Tourists From the Chinese Mainland
Peru has been named the ‘Best Niche Destination’ by a top Chinese mainland magazine, and tourists from the Chinese mainland are flocking to explore its epic landscapes, vibrant culture and culinary delights!
Brussels Auto Show Pushes for Clear EU Electric Future
At the Brussels Motor Show in January 2026, automakers urge the EU for clarity on its electric transition as regulators adjust 2035 emission rules.
Nigerian Troops Rescue 18 in Daring Anti-Piracy Operation
Nigerian troops rescued 18 passengers after suspected pirates hijacked their boat on the Calabar–Cameroon waterways, highlighting ongoing security challenges along Nigeria’s southern maritime routes.
Russia Demands Poland Release Detained Archaeologist
Russia summons Poland’s ambassador after archaeologist Alexander Butyagin’s arrest, demanding his immediate release and no extradition to Ukraine.
ROK Prosecutors Seek Life or Death for Ex-President Yoon Suk-yeol
ROK prosecutors will demand either life imprisonment or the death penalty for former president Yoon Suk-yeol as his insurrection trial concludes on Jan. 13, 2026.
Somalia Scraps UAE Deals Over Sovereignty Concerns
Somalia cancels all UAE agreements over alleged threats to sovereignty, terminating port, defense and security deals in a major move in the Horn of Africa.
China Vows to Protect Its Citizens in Iran Amid Regional Tensions
On January 13, 2026, China vowed to protect its citizens in Iran and urged all parties to promote peace and stability in the Middle East.
Eastern DRC Conflict Pushes 250,000+ into Tanganyika Province
Conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo has forced over 250,000 into Tanganyika province, straining local families, food, water and health services as hope for peace remains distant.