Politics

Government task force concludes 2-month investigation, finding attempts to maintain martial law even after parliament voted to lift it. 89 disciplinary actions requested.

As US-China rivalry intensifies, accidental collisions that once led to diplomatic solutions could now spiral into nuclear conflict. The world needs a new approach.

South Korean intelligence reports Kim Ju Ae has moved from 'successor in training' to 'internally designated successor,' wielding policy influence in North Korea.

South Korea's intelligence agency officially assesses that Kim Jong-un's daughter Kim Ju-ae is being groomed as his successor, marking a potential shift in North Korean power dynamics.

From Japan to Germany, US allies are quietly redefining their Taiwan relationships while rejecting Beijing's 'One China principle' - here's how they're doing it

China strongly rejects US allegations of conducting nuclear tests in 2020, calling them a pretext for America's potential return to testing. The dispute highlights growing mistrust in nuclear diplomacy.

BBC visits Iran for first time since brutal protest crackdown that killed over 6,400. As Tehran celebrates Islamic Revolution's 47th anniversary, the pain from unprecedented violence remains.

Chinese state-backed investors are pouring funds into AI-driven drug developers as Beijing pushes technological self-reliance. One company has already reached Phase III trials with an AI-designed therapy.

Reports suggest China advised banks to reduce US Treasury exposure. Is this financial warfare or strategic repositioning ahead of Trump 2.0?

Trump's military interventions in Venezuela, Iran, and threats to Greenland reveal a deeper anxiety about American decline rather than confident hegemony.

A shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia killed 10 people, including the female shooter. The rare incident in gun-controlled Canada raises questions about prevention and community safety.

South Korea launches trillion-won project to develop on-device AI semiconductors, involving Samsung, Hyundai, and LG. Can this break foreign tech dependence?