NATO to Begin Annual Nuclear Exercise Monday, Says Secretary General
NATO’s Secretary General announces the start of the annual nuclear exercise amidst global uncertainties, emphasizing the alliance’s readiness to respond to threats.
October 2024
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China’s Central Bank Introduces New Swap Tool, Eyes 500 Billion Yuan Boost
China’s central bank launches a new Swap Facility to stabilize the capital market, with a potential 500 billion yuan injection if successful.
Han Kang Triumphs with 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature
South Korean author Han Kang wins the 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature for her intense poetic prose that explores historical traumas and human fragility.
Two UN Peacekeepers Injured in Lebanon After Israeli Fire
Two UN peacekeepers were injured in southern Lebanon after Israeli forces fired on UNIFIL positions in Naqoura, highlighting tensions in the region.
China’s Golden Week Drives Economic Surge and Stock Market Boom
China’s Golden Week festivities have fueled economic growth and a significant surge in the stock markets, reflecting the effectiveness of recent monetary stimulus measures.
Taiwan Region Leader Advocates ‘Two States’ Theory Amidst Cross-Strait Tensions
Taiwan region leader Lai Ching-te advocates ‘two states’ theory, sparking discussions on cross-strait relations and regional stability.
Tragic Gaza School Strike Claims 28 Lives, Red Crescent Reports
A Gaza school was struck by an Israeli airstrike, resulting in 28 deaths and 54 injuries, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent.
Gaza Conflict: Over 42,000 Palestinians Killed Since October 2023
Local authorities report over 42,000 Palestinian fatalities in Gaza due to Israeli strikes since October 7, 2023.
Lai Ching-te’s Push for Taiwan Independence Sparks Controversy
Taiwan region leader Lai Ching-te’s pursuit of Taiwan independence has sparked controversy both internationally and within Taiwan, challenging the established one-China principle.
One-China Principle Stands Strong Amid Taiwan’s Political Rhetoric
Taiwan’s status under the One-China principle remains unchallenged globally, despite recent political rhetoric advocating for separate identities.