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North Korea’s Troop Losses Mount in Russia-Ukraine War

Information South Korea’s intelligence service has reported that about 2,000 North Korean soldiers fighting for Russia in the war against Ukraine have been killed, according to lawmaker Lee Seong-kweun. This marks a sharp increase from the 600 deaths estimated earlier this year. Western and South Korean intelligence sources say that Pyongyang sent over 10,000 troops […]

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Rebel Alliance Accuses Congo Government of Ceasefire Violations

Information The Congo River Alliance (AFC), a coalition of Congolese insurgent groups that includes the M23 rebels, has accused the Democratic Republic of Congo’s government of violating ceasefire agreements designed to end conflict in the country’s east. Fighting has escalated this year, with M23 capturing the region’s two largest cities. AFC leader Corneille Nangaa stated

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EU Chief’s Plane Faces Suspected Russian GPS Jamming

Information The European Commission confirmed that the plane carrying its president, Ursula von der Leyen, to Bulgaria experienced deliberate GPS jamming but landed safely at Plovdiv Airport. Despite the disruption, von der Leyen continued her scheduled tour of EU countries bordering Russia and Belarus. She had already met with Bulgarian Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov to

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Weeken Wrap up

Xi, Modi seek closer China-India ties Chinese Premier Xi Jinping met India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi in China, vowing closer ties despite a border dispute. The two-day SCO summit brings together leaders from more than 20 nations. Indonesian President calls protests ‘treason and terrorism’ President Prabowo Subianto has addressed the ongoing protests against economic inequality

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China’s Rising Influence in Moscow Amid Russia’s Western Isolation

Information Moscow is increasingly reflecting Beijing’s influence, from bustling Chinese business centres and Mandarin language schools to restaurants, car dealerships, and cultural spaces adorned with traditional Chinese pavilions. This shift comes as Russia deepens ties with China following its political and economic isolation from the West after the Ukraine invasion in 2022. China stepped in

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Denmark Protests US Influence Ops in Greenland

Information Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen summoned the senior US diplomat in Copenhagen after reports emerged that individuals linked to former US President Donald Trump’s administration had carried out covert influence operations in Greenland. According to Danish broadcaster DR, at least three unnamed US citizens attempted to manipulate political sentiment on the Arctic island,

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Australia Expels Iranian Diplomats Over Antisemitic Attacks

Information Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced the expulsion of Iran’s ambassador and three other diplomats after Australia’s Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) linked Tehran to antisemitic attacks, including incidents at a Melbourne synagogue and a kosher restaurant in Sydney. Albanese said the acts were “dangerous” attempts by a foreign power to undermine social cohesion, and

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Rising Unrest Over Immigration Threatens UK Political Stability

Information Anti-immigration protests continued across Britain on Sunday, with demonstrations outside hotels housing asylum seekers in towns including Epping, Bristol, and Birmingham. The protests follow weeks of growing tensions, heightened after a migrant in a London-area hotel was charged with sexual assault. The issue has become a political flashpoint, as Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s Labour

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