South China Sea emerging as a dangerous flashpoint
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China has exported its ‘Fengqiao’ village surveillance model to the Solomon Islands, aiming to manage social unrest with the help of Chinese police. This security initiative, involving data and fingerprint collection, draws both support and criticism, with concerns about potential privacy infringements. Continue reading HERE Source: https://www.devdiscourse.com/article/politics/3626399-back-home-south-korean-workers-return-after-us-immigration-raid [Disclaimer]
NEW DEHLI: Union commerce minister Piyush Goyal on Tuesday hailed the India-US trade agreements as a “tremendous opportunity” for the country, calling it “the best deal” New Dehli has secured compared to its neighbors. Addressing a press conference a day after the agreement, Goyal said, “This is the best deal India has received. It is…
Anti-Hamas protests erupted in the Gaza Strip for a third straight day on Wednesday, after indirect talks between Israel and the Palestinian terrorist group in Qatar failed to yield any breakthroughs. Since Monday, hundreds of protesters in the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis have taken to the streets to rally against Hamas, which has…
The magnitude of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s defeat is surprising, perhaps even shocking. The fact his Fidesz party lost by a solid margin, however, should have surprised no one. Orbán is widely derided by Western elites as an autocrat, and it is true that the state and most privately owned media are relentlessly supportive of…
The families of the remaining hostages in Gaza said they were “shocked and alarmed” to learn Monday that the Israeli military has expanded its operation to a city where their loved ones are believed to be held. The Israel Defense Forces launched mass air raids and a ground operation in central Gaza targeting Deir al-Balah…
The mission is intended to combat the country’s rampant gang violence What happened Some 400 Kenyan police officers arrived in the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince on Tuesday to launch a long-awaited peacekeeping mission. The deployment is the first wave of an expected 2,500-person law enforcement effort sanctioned by the United Nations to combat gang violence roiling…