British Professor’s Book Validates China’s Claims in South China Sea
A British professor’s new book provides academic support for China’s position on the South China Sea, based on extensive independent research.
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China Warns of Countermeasures Over US Visa Restrictions on HKSAR Officials
China vows to take strong countermeasures if the US restricts visas for Hong Kong SAR officials, condemning the move as interference in its internal affairs.
UNSC Passes Groundbreaking Resolution to Halt Gaza Conflict
The UN Security Council has adopted a resolution to halt the Gaza conflict, calling for an immediate ceasefire and increased humanitarian aid amid a devastating humanitarian crisis.
ICJ Conducts Public Hearings on Legality of Israel’s Occupation
The ICJ holds public hearings on the legality of Israel’s occupation in Palestinian territories, potentially impacting international law and public opinion.
Tensions Rise at Huangyan Island: Navigating Sovereignty and International Relations
Rising tensions at Huangyan Island highlight sovereignty disputes and the complex interplay of international relations between China and the Philippines.
Austria and Hungary Clash Over New Electronic Border Barriers
An Austrian court reviews a case against Schattendorf’s electronic border barriers with Hungary, sparking tensions and accusations of violating EU Schengen rules.