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President Lee and PM Takaichi meeting in Nara, Japan
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Takaichi and Lee Jae Myung Summit 2026: Forging a Pragmatic Path in Nara

Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi and South Korean President Lee Jae Myung met in Nara on Jan 13, 2026. Explore the key takeaways on CPTPP, China relations, and security cooperation.

Contrast between Tehran rally and LA police scene
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian Joins Tehran Rally as LA Protests Turn Violent

On January 13, 2026, President Pezeshkian joined a pro-government rally in Tehran, while a vehicle attack targeted Iran protesters in Los Angeles. Explore the global divide.

Night view of Tehran with smoke and digital glitch effects
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Trump Iran Military Threat 2026: Tehran Declares ‘Ready for War’ as Standoff Escalates

Tensions reach a breaking point in January 2026 as Trump weighs military action against Iran, and Tehran declares it's ready for war. Protests, internet blackouts, and trade tariffs fuel the crisis.

Conceptual map of a new subsea fiber optic cable route
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A $1bn Strategic Detour: Analyzing NTT Data Subsea Cable Investment 2026

NTT Data leads a $1bn subsea cable project from Japan to Singapore, bypassing the South China Sea. Learn about the NTT Data subsea cable investment 2026 and its impact on AI.

Aerial view of Sinja, Sudan with smoke rising after a strike
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27 Dead in Sudan Sinja Drone Attack: RSF's Deadly Warning Over Khartoum Return

A paramilitary RSF drone strike in Sinja has killed 27 people, just one day after the Sudanese government announced its return to Khartoum. Discover the latest on the Sudan Sinja drone attack 2026.

Japanese and South Korean leaders shaking hands in Nara
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Takaichi Lee Jae Myung Summit 2026: Anchoring Stability in a Dizzying World

PM Sanae Takaichi and President Lee Jae Myung held their second summit in three months in Nara on Jan 13, 2026, focusing on economic ties and regional stability.

Night view of Kharkiv skyline with smoke from recent strikes
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Escalation Fears Grow After Russian Oreshnik Missile Attacks 2026

Russia escalates the conflict with Oreshnik missile strikes on Jan 13, 2026, amid US-led peace efforts. PRISM analyzes the growing tension in Kharkiv and Kyiv.

Modern research facility on Greenland glacier at sunset
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Trump Greenland Purchase Strategy 2026: Renewed Pressure on Denmark

Donald Trump revives his Greenland purchase strategy in January 2026, creating new tensions with Denmark over the island's strategic and mineral value.

Lynas Rare Earths leadership transition with mining backdrop
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Lynas CEO Amanda Lacaze to Step Down in June 2026 After 12-Year Tenure

Amanda Lacaze, the long-standing CEO of Lynas Rare Earths, is set to step down in June 2026. Discover the implications for the global rare earth supply chain and investors.

Digital map depicting military tension in the Taiwan Strait
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US Taiwan Arms Sale 2026: The $11.1 Billion Friction Point in Global Power

The US authorizes a record $11.1 billion arms sale to Taiwan in early 2026. This analysis explores China's severe backlash, the historical legal context, and the impact on ASEAN neutrality.

Finance ministers discussing supply chains in Washington DC
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Escaping China's Grip: The 2026 Critical Mineral Supply Chain Meeting in DC

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent hosted the 2026 Critical Mineral Supply Chain Meeting on Jan 12 in Washington, gathering allies to diversify rare earth supplies and counter China's dominance.

Aerial view of a US aircraft carrier at sea
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Trump Administration Iran Crisis Sparks Concerns Over US Aircraft Carrier Presence in Asia

On Jan 13, 2026, the Trump administration's focus on the Iran crisis raised alarms in Asia over potential US aircraft carrier diversions. Discover the impact on Indo-Pacific security.