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A view of a military outpost on the Thailand-Cambodia border with smoke rising
PoliticsEN
Thailand Cambodia border conflict 2026: Mortar strike shatters fragile peace

A mortar round from Cambodia injured a Thai soldier on Jan 6, 2026, threatening the 2025 ceasefire. Get the latest on the Thailand Cambodia border conflict 2026.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Digital grid overlaying a Swiss mountain landscape
EconomyEN
Swiss Chinese Investment Screening Law: Strategic Security or Paper Tiger?

Switzerland passes its first law to screen Chinese and foreign investments in strategic sectors. Explore the impacts of the Swiss Chinese investment screening law.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
Trump’s Donroe Doctrine 2026: Identifying the Next Global Targets
PoliticsEN
Trump’s Donroe Doctrine 2026: Identifying the Next Global Targets

Following the raid on Venezuela in early 2026, Donald Trump’s 'Donroe Doctrine' is targeting Greenland, Colombia, and Iran as part of a radical foreign policy shift.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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Interior view of the diplomatic hall in Paris for Ukraine security talks
PoliticsEN
Paris talks Ukraine security guarantees 2026: Allies weigh post-war safety

On January 6, 2026, Ukraine's allies gathered for the Paris talks on security guarantees. This pivotal meeting explores post-ceasefire safety measures amidst high uncertainty.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Panoramic view of a vast Arctic coastline and a strategic outpost in the distance
PoliticsEN
Donald Trump Greenland Arctic Control: Reopening a Geopolitical Flashpoint

President Donald Trump renews calls for U.S. control over Greenland following the Venezuela operation, highlighting the island's strategic mineral wealth.

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HK
Haneul Kim
View of a Chinese satellite tracking station in the Venezuelan plains
PoliticsEN
US Ousts Maduro: US Venezuela Donald Trump 2026 Policy Puts China Tech at Risk

US President Donald Trump's intervention in Venezuela puts China's satellite and oil assets at extreme risk. Analysis of the 2026 geopolitical power shift.

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HK
Haneul Kim
A courtroom gavel resting on a map of South America
PoliticsEN
Maduro Pleads Not Guilty in NY: Americans Split Over Nicolas Maduro US Abduction 2026

Nicolas Maduro appeared in a NY court following a US raid. Polls show Americans are split 33-34% on the Nicolas Maduro US abduction 2026 as geopolitical tensions rise.

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Haneul Kim
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Aerial view of an oil field representing US-Venezuela energy cooperation
EconomyEN
Trump Floats Venezuela Energy Infrastructure Subsidies: A Massive Shift in US Policy

President Trump suggests US subsidies for oil companies to rebuild Venezuela's energy infrastructure. Discover the impact on global oil prices and US policy.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
The solemn and tense atmosphere of the Mar-a-Lago press conference.
PoliticsEN
US Capture of Nicolas Maduro 2026: Trump’s Operation Absolute Resolve Shakes Global Order

U.S. forces successfully captured Nicolas Maduro on Jan 3, 2026, under Operation Absolute Resolve. Discover the geopolitical implications for Asia and the Trump administration.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Diplomatic scene representing Asian response to the Venezuela crisis
PoliticsEN
Trump's Venezuela Raid 2026: Asian Allies Hedge Bets Amid Geopolitical Shock

Analysis of Asian nations' response to the Trump administration's 2026 Venezuela raid. Japan, China, and regional allies navigate strategic ambiguity.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Abstract military and strategic tension in East Asia
PoliticsEN
China-Japan Military Tension 2026: Tokyo’s Record Defense Spending Hits New Highs

Japan's record-breaking defense budgets and advanced weaponry in 2026 are fueling intense strategic pressure on China. Explore the impact of this military buildup on regional stability.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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Dragon blood trees on Socotra island with a plane grounded in the distance
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400 Tourists Stranded on Socotra as Yemen Conflict Escalates 2026

Over 400 foreign tourists, including Russian, British, and American nationals, are stranded on Yemen's Socotra island as of January 2026. Clashes between Saudi and UAE-backed forces have closed airspace, sparking an international diplomatic crisis.

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Haneul Kim
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