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External threats should make western societies less polarised in future

Houthis deny Red Sea fee plan as Trump prepares new Iran strikes

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Beijing wants trade but not responsibility.

External threats should make western societies less polarised in future

Sixteen years after being rescued from a river as a toddler, a young girl from eastern China earned a spot at the prestigious Peking University and shared this significant milestone with the man who saved her life. Yu Xianguo, 66, from Taizhou in Zhejiang province, is a retired naval serviceman who

As the Philippines hosted Southeast Asian foreign ministers in late July, the sea would not stay quiet. On July 20, Chinese and Philippine crews fought beside the BRP Sierra Madre with oars and batons; one Filipino sailor was reportedly injured while each side blamed the other. Days later, with Fore

Residents trapped as partially collapsed building catches fire after deadly strike on Ukrainian capital.

The escalating dangers of a nuclear arms race and simultaneous rush to train AI military commanders present a doomsday threat to the globe and its eight billion citizens.

Living between two worlds on Taiwan's Matsu Islands