Asia & Pacific

South Korea Removes Loudspeakers Along Border With North Korea

Admin of S. Korean President Lee has started removing the loudspeakers used to blast propaganda info about the outside world into N. Korea.

FBI Opens New Zealand Office to ‘Counter the CCP,’ Says Patel

FBI opened office in Wellington, NZ, expanding presence in Pacific to address security threats—including cybercrime, espionage, and influence from CCP.
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Thailand, Cambodia Agree to Meet in Malaysia to Discuss Cease-Fire

Thai and Cambodian leaders indicated they'd meet in Malaysia and enter into cease-fire negotiations after President Trump intervened on Saturday.

Thailand, Cambodia Seek End to Deadly Border Clashes After Trump’s Trade Ultimatum

Trump said leaders of Thailand and Cambodia sought to end deadly border clashes after he threatened to withhold trade deals unless the fighting stops.

Taiwan’s China-Friendly Opposition Lawmakers Survive Recall Vote

Twenty-four opposition lawmakers, and a mayor, survived Taiwan’s recall vote, leaving China-friendly Kuomintang on track to maintain legislative majority.

Hong Kong Police Issue Arrest Warrants for 19 People Overseas

Hong Kong’s national security police issued arrest warrants for activists based overseas, accusing them of subversion under stringent national security law.

Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba to Stay on After Election Defeat

Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba, leader of the center-right Liberal Democratic Party, said he would not stand down after losing a key election on Sunday.

Hong Kong Media Gutted After 5 Years of CCP’s National Security Law

Years after the CCP enforced the Hong Kong National Security Law, HK’s press freedom has declined, moving toward that of communist mainland China.