Nigerian Police Search for 28 Kidnapped Travelers
Nigerian police launch a rescue operation after 28 travelers, including women, children and community leaders, are kidnapped in Plateau State.
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500 Marines Deployed to Arizona Border for Enhanced Security
Around 500 Marines from Camp Pendleton have deployed to Yuma, Arizona to reinforce barriers and boost surveillance along the U.S.-Mexico border.
China Slams US Arms Sale to Taiwan Region, Warns of Serious Consequences
China denounced the US’s approval of a major arms sale to the Taiwan region, accusing Washington of violating the one-China principle and warning of serious consequences.
Chinese Mainland Questions Japan’s Okinawa Radar Deal
The Chinese mainland’s Foreign Ministry challenges Japan’s new mobile radar deal in Okinawa, accusing Tokyo of stirring tensions to justify a military buildup.
Chinese Mainland Urges Japan to Respect International Nuclear Law
The Chinese mainland urges Japan to respect international law and curb nuclear ambitions after a senior official’s call for nuclear weapons, igniting Asia-Pacific security debates.
China Slams Japan for Hyping Carrier Drills
Chinese mainland spokesman Jiang Bin rejects Japan’s warning over routine carrier drills, accuses the Japanese side of harassment and urges reflection on the Nanjing Massacre legacy.
Nigeria Celebrates Release of 24 Abducted Schoolgirls
President Tinubu confirms the safe release of 24 schoolgirls abducted from Kebbi state dorm on Nov 17, urging urgent security measures after a wave of copycat kidnappings.
Pakistan Denies Afghan Strike Claims, Urges Terror Action
Pakistan denies carrying out cross-border strikes in Afghanistan and urges Kabul to take verifiable action against terrorist hideouts.
Chinese Expert Urges Japan to Uphold Peace, Avoid Militarism
Victor Gao warns PM Sanae Takaichi’s policies could risk a return to militarism in Japan, impacting regional and global security. China urges the world to stay vigilant.
Why Japan’s Old Militarism Is Roaring Back
Japan’s debates over revising its pacifist constitution and national security push by 2026 reignite questions on its militaristic roots, from Cold War legacies to modern Taiwan plans.