On Tuesday June 23rd the North Korean government owned new agency, KCNA, announced the state’s plan to assemble balloons that would carry anti-Seoul propaganda to
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Daily News Briefing – Asia-Pacific (23 June 2020) GEOPOLITICS China responds to Japan announcing the renaming of disputed territory.The Southern Japanese local assembly of Ishigaki
In the Mediterranean Sea chaos reoccurs as in 2011 and the main protagonist is again Libya which, with the political crisis and the civil war
Libya’s Government of National Accord (GNA) has announced that it intends to boycott negotiation talks to be held by Arab League foreign ministers next week,
The Prime Minister warns Australian institutions to take measures as cyber attacks intensify.
On June 8th US Special Presidential Envoy for Arms Control Marshall Billingsleax posted on twitter that the US and Russia had agreed “on time and
A recent clash between the Indian army and Chinese troops comes only days after a peace seeking meeting was held between the two nations. Tension
A statement issued on Monday June 15th by the US Department of Commerce officially announced a new rule that would permit US industries to work
On Tuesday June 16th North Korea blew up an empty liaison office that previously served as an open channel of communication between the two nations.
The foreign ministers of Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan will meet in Washington on January 13 to attempt to resolve a dispute over a major dam