
Taiwan Opposition Leader Visits China for First Time Since 2016
Taiwan's opposition leader Cheng Li-wun traveled to China on a diplomatic mission, marking the first such high-level visit in eight years.

Taiwan's opposition leader Cheng Li-wun traveled to China on a diplomatic mission, marking the first such high-level visit in eight years.

Japan's defense minister denied accusations of militarism while criticizing China's military buildup in escalating diplomatic dispute.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard threatened to extend conflict beyond the Middle East if the United States or Israel launch new military strikes.

Two unmanned aircraft from Russia crashed in Latvia, causing damage to an oil storage facility in the latest cross-border incident.
Iranian-American journalist Reza Valizadeh sent voice memo from Evin Prison requesting medical assistance for himself and other detained Americans.
Oman has suspended oil loading operations at its primary Mina al Fahal terminal following an explosion at the facility.

Seven villagers have been trapped in a cave in Laos for five days after flash flooding, with international rescue experts assisting in efforts to free them.

Drone strikes from Iran hit an airport and school in Azerbaijan's Nakhchivan region, injuring two people as regional conflict expands.

The Biden administration is reportedly weighing the deployment of special forces to target Iran's nuclear facilities and materials, according to multiple news reports.

The Trump administration has designated Brazil's two largest criminal organizations, Red Command and PCC, as foreign terrorist organizations.

Media reports suggest Mojtaba Khamenei, considered a potential successor to Iran's Supreme Leader, was injured in recent Israeli airstrikes.

Iranian attack on Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia injured multiple U.S. service members, with casualty numbers varying across reports.

China begins significant policy meeting while emphasizing desire for US communication alongside commitment to maintaining key positions.

Iran executed over 1,600 people in 2024, the highest number since 1989, while the U.S. proposes nuclear activity suspension.

France and Italy have initiated diplomatic discussions with Iran regarding safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, though Italy has disputed some reporting details.
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