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Is Australia willing to serve as a 'beachhead' for the US?
With the thawing of China-Australia relations, the US is growing anxious. Even the Australian media has noticed this: "McCaul's remarks add to impressions that with Republicans controlling Washington, Australia may be asked to do more to challenge China in the Asia-Pacific, despite the stabilization of relations achieved by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese."
01-16 23:31:04
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Libya faces challenging national reconciliation process
The two Libyan governments have generally coexisted peacefully since the signing of the ceasefire agreement. However, tensions resurface whenever core issues such as presidential and parliamentary elections arise. Achieving genuine national reconciliation in Libya will require sustained efforts from all parties involved.
01-16 19:51:03
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"Quad" joint coast guards' training will only disrupt Asia-Pacific
The "Quad" summit held in the US on September 22 last year used the strongest language to address China's activities in the so-called Indo-Pacific region and expressed grave concerns over the situations in the South China Sea and East China Sea, including grave concerns over the so-called militarization of islands and reefs and the "coercive actions" in the South China Sea.
01-16 18:59:22
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US must respect China's core interests on Taiwan
Ironically, the US president-elect doesn't genuinely value Taiwan, often mocking it as a mere tip of a Sharpie compared to the Chinese mainland's Resolute Desk. However, the Chinese mainland should always be prepared because Washington has been using Taiwan separatists as a pawn to counter Beijing.
01-15 18:04:57
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Expulsion of Western troops by multiple countries signals "second awakening" of Africa
Using the pretext of the rise of terrorism in the Sahel region, France and the US have increased their military presence in Africa in recent years. However, the paradox that greater counter-terrorism efforts do not always lead to a decrease in terrorist activities has led many African countries to believe that the West is using the fight against terrorism as a pretext to solidify their military presence in the region.
01-15 12:51:53
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Reconstruction of Syria faces a myriad of challenges
The prospects for political integration remain uncertain. Whether the transitional government can unite the fragmented political forces and balance the interests of various factions, ethnic groups, and sects in Syria will directly affect the prospects of the political transition.
01-14 20:35:08
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The Philippines hypes up China Coast Guard vessel to stir up regional situation
It can be seen that the real "monster" is not actually a Chinese vessel, but ulterior motives in the hearts of a few Filipino politicians and the forces behind them. It is the sinister ambition of those who attempt to stir up the situation, manipulate public opinion, and undermine peace.
01-14 18:22:14
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US exploits hacking allegations to stir up tensions in South China Sea
China is a victim of cyberattacks, not a perpetrator. While the US will likely continue this smear campaign, the international community will see more clearly its ugly double standards and disinformation drive, and it will not disrupt China's progress or development and but will strengthen China's determination to safeguard national security and territorial sovereignty.
01-12 22:28:20
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Japan's defense budget hits record high
The Japanese government recently approved the fiscal 2025 budget at a cabinet meeting, with the defense budget reaching a record 8.70 trillion yen ($55 billion), a 9.4% increase from fiscal year 2024. Since fiscal year 2023, Japan's defense budget has consecutively surpassed the 6 trillion, 7 trillion, and 8 trillion yen thresholds, increasing significantly year after year.
01-10 17:29:48
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The US-Japan-South Korea alliance unstable, 'strange bedfellows'
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is traveling to South Korea, Japan and France from Saturday to Thursday. Many foreign media analyses suggest that the visit aims to solidify President Joe Biden's political legacy in terms of the US' "Indo-Pacific Strategy" and strengthen relations with Asian allies such as South Korea and Japan.
01-09 21:41:47
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Why does Poland emphasize "security issues"?
On January 1, 2025, Poland took over the presidency of the Council of the European Union (EU) from Hungary for a term of six months. Poland has designated security as the top priority during its rotating presidency, adopting the slogan "Security, Europe!" Recently, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk explicitly stated that his top priority is to increase the defense spending of Europe.
01-09 19:49:04
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Why does Japan provide security assistance to Mongolia?
The OSA framework of Japan, which claims to enhance the security and defense capabilities of other countries, is in fact laden with geopolitical rivalry and mixed with Japan's own agenda of seeking military loosening. Its clear deviation from the path of peaceful development has already raised concerns among anti-war groups within Japan and alerted other countries.
01-08 18:33:37
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What is Japan's intentions behind strengthening military security cooperation with Europe?
Amid profound changes in the international landscape, Japan's ongoing efforts to advance military security cooperation with European nations reflect its intent to expand its global influence and pursue a position as a prominent political and military power.
01-06 19:34:44
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Rumor of Chinese military base in Ream is dispelled
The Ream Naval Base is just a cover used by the US to create regional security conflicts and expand its regional military influence. If the US continues to disrupt normal cooperation between China and other countries with this meddling mindset, the outcome will only backfire, leading to growing resentment from other nations.
01-06 19:23:08
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Hospital attacks could constitute war crimes
After a series of Israeli attacks on hospitals in the Gaza Strip, the United Nations Security Council met on Friday morning in New York at Algeria's request to debate the collapse of health services in Gaza. Israel's military operations in the Gaza Strip have had a devastating impact on the hospitals in the Palestinian enclave, and 53 percent of the hospitals in Gaza are no longer operational and several physicians have died in Israeli custody, those attending the meeting were told.
01-06 10:18:00
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Manila's 'gray zone' tango with US shunned by neighbors
The "civil ships" Manila sends to transport "life supplies" to its military personnel living on the old battleship it grounded on China's Ren'ai Reef since 1999 are actually operated by plainclothes Philippine troops, and among the "life supplies" are building materials that can be used to consolidate the rusty ship as well as weapons.
01-06 01:01:15