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Seoul's Two Voices: Internal Rift Deepens Over North Korea Policy in Lee Jae-myung's Government
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Seoul's Two Voices: Internal Rift Deepens Over North Korea Policy in Lee Jae-myung's Government

President Lee Jae-myung's backing of the Unification Ministry's role in North Korea policy is fueling a conflict between 'self-reliance' and 'pro-alliance' factions within Seoul, with major implications for the U.S. alliance amid growing U.S.-China tensions.

Cracks in the Kingdom: Why the World Is Dangerously Misreading Hun Sen's Cambodia
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Cracks in the Kingdom: Why the World Is Dangerously Misreading Hun Sen's Cambodia

Hun Sen's decades-long grip on Cambodia is being tested by fractures within his own elite. But the international community is failing to see the shift, clinging to a flawed geopolitical playbook.

Explosion Hits Nigerian Mosque During Prayers, At Least 7 Feared Dead
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Explosion Hits Nigerian Mosque During Prayers, At Least 7 Feared Dead

An explosion struck a crowded mosque in Maiduguri, Borno state, Nigeria, during evening prayers. Multiple casualties are feared in an area frequently targeted by Boko Haram militants.

Over 1 Million More Epstein-Related Documents Found, DOJ Says Release Could Take Weeks
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Over 1 Million More Epstein-Related Documents Found, DOJ Says Release Could Take Weeks

U.S. authorities have uncovered over a million additional documents potentially related to Jeffrey Epstein. The Department of Justice announced a review process that could take weeks before public release under the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

Pakistan's Paradox: A 2025 Comeback on the World Stage Masks Deep Cracks at Home
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Pakistan's Paradox: A 2025 Comeback on the World Stage Masks Deep Cracks at Home

In 2025, Pakistan made a dramatic return to the world stage after military clashes with India, yet it remains plagued by deep-seated domestic political and economic turmoil. An analysis of the four turning points.

The Panda's Gambit: How China's Cuddly Diplomats Reveal a Chilly Japan and a Warmer France
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The Panda's Gambit: How China's Cuddly Diplomats Reveal a Chilly Japan and a Warmer France

An analysis of how China's 'panda diplomacy' reflects shifting relations with Japan and France. The movement of these animals is more than goodwill; it's a tool in Xi Jinping's foreign policy.

Trump's Double-Edged Sword in Minnesota's 2026 Governor Race: A Gift or a Curse for the GOP?
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Trump's Double-Edged Sword in Minnesota's 2026 Governor Race: A Gift or a Curse for the GOP?

In Minnesota's 2026 governor race, Republicans see a prime opportunity to unseat three-term hopeful Tim Walz, but Donald Trump's divisive rhetoric and a potential Mike Lindell run could complicate their path.

Brazil Plans to Scrap Visa Requirements for Chinese Citizens by 2026
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Brazil Plans to Scrap Visa Requirements for Chinese Citizens by 2026

Brazil is preparing to waive visa requirements for Chinese tourists and business travelers, with an announcement expected in early 2026. The move aims to deepen ties with its largest trading partner, China.

Algeria's Parliament Brands French Colonization a 'Crime', Demands Reparations in Unanimous Vote
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Algeria's Parliament Brands French Colonization a 'Crime', Demands Reparations in Unanimous Vote

Algeria's parliament has unanimously passed a law declaring France's 132-year colonial rule a 'crime' and demanding an official apology and reparations, escalating diplomatic tensions.

Sahel's 'Three Musketeers' Form 5,000-Strong Force, Deepening Reliance on Russia
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Sahel's 'Three Musketeers' Form 5,000-Strong Force, Deepening Reliance on Russia

Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have formed a 5,000-strong joint military force to combat armed groups. This analysis explores whether their deepening alliance with Russia can solve the region's security crisis.

Algeria Passes Law Criminalizing French Colonial Rule, Demands Reparations
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Algeria Passes Law Criminalizing French Colonial Rule, Demands Reparations

Algeria's parliament has passed a law criminalizing French colonization, demanding a formal apology and reparations. The move comes as diplomatic relations hit a historic low.

Coupang's 33.7M User Data Leak Ignites US-Korea Trade Friction Warning from Former Trump Adviser
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Coupang's 33.7M User Data Leak Ignites US-Korea Trade Friction Warning from Former Trump Adviser

Former Trump adviser Robert O'Brien calls South Korea's probe into Coupang's 33.7M user data leak an "aggressive targeting," sparking fears of a US-Korea trade dispute.