French Court Sentences 10 in Brigitte Macron Cyber-Harassment Case
Paris court sentences 10 individuals for cyber-harassment targeting France’s First Lady Brigitte Macron, marking a significant legal response to online hate speech campaigns.
Greenland Rejects Trump’s Annexation Talk, Gains European Backing
Greenland’s leader firmly rejects US President Trump’s renewed annexation remarks, with European allies backing Denmark. Tensions rise over Arctic sovereignty.
Xi Stresses China-ROK Partnership in Beijing Talks
Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasizes strengthening China-ROK strategic cooperation during talks with ROK leader Lee Jae Myung in Beijing, highlighting economic and regional priorities.
UN Security Council Addresses U.S. Military Operation in Venezuela
UN Security Council holds emergency meeting over U.S. military operation in Venezuela, as Secretary-General Guterres warns of sovereignty risks and urges dialogue.
Peng Liyuan Hosts ROK First Lady in Beijing Tea Dialogue
Chinese and ROK first ladies strengthen bilateral ties through cultural dialogue in Beijing, emphasizing people-to-people exchanges and social welfare collaboration.
US Venezuela Intervention Sparks Regional Uncertainty, Warns Ex-Chilean Official
Former Chilean minister warns of uncharted waters in Latin America following US military intervention in Venezuela, with interim leadership maintaining support for Maduro.
Hong Kong Gears Up for Interpol 2026: Security & Youth in Focus
Hong Kong prepares to host the 2026 Interpol General Assembly, highlighting security advancements and youth engagement initiatives as Commissioner Chow discusses public safety progress.
China, Canada Strengthen Ties in High-Level Beijing Meeting
Chinese VP Han Zheng and former Canadian PM Jean Chrétien discuss enhanced cooperation during Beijing meeting, building on 2025 leadership agreements.
Caracas Protests Demand Release of Venezuelan President Maduro and Wife
Thousands protest in Caracas, demanding U.S. release President Maduro and his wife, condemning military intervention and defending sovereignty.
‘Super Marco’ AI Influencer Unveils Futuristic Vision in 2026 Anthem
AI influencer ‘Super Marco’ blends history and tech in a groundbreaking 2026 release, showcasing Asia’s role in shaping tomorrow’s human-machine interfaces.
Iran Demands U.S. Release Maduro, Condemns ‘Unlawful’ Detention
Iran demands U.S. release Venezuelan President Maduro, condemning detention as unlawful. Tensions rise amid protests and geopolitical warnings.
Spain’s Immigration Policy Faces 2026 Test Amid European Far-Right Surge
As Europe tightens migration policies, Spain’s progressive approach faces challenges in 2026. Experts debate sustainability amid economic gains and political shifts.
Uganda Enforces Media Restrictions Ahead of 2026 Elections
Uganda bans live broadcasts of riots and ‘inciting content’ ahead of January 15 elections, sparking concerns over media freedom and internet access.
Jeffrey Sachs Condemns U.S. Venezuela Policy as Undemocratic
Columbia Professor Jeffrey Sachs criticizes U.S. Venezuela policy as undemocratic, citing lack of Congressional oversight and public support in 2026 analysis.
Eritrea, Sudan Strengthen Red Sea Cooperation Amid Regional Shifts
Eritrea and Sudan deepen political and economic ties, focusing on Red Sea stability and addressing regional challenges amid shifting geopolitics.
Yangtze River Economic Belt Anchors China’s 15th Five-Year Growth Strategy
China’s Yangtze River Economic Belt takes center stage in 15th Five-Year Plan, balancing ecological protection with tech-driven growth as initiative marks 10th anniversary.
Global Poll Condemns US Hegemony in Venezuela Crisis
93% of global respondents condemn U.S. actions in Venezuela as hegemonic overreach, per CGTN’s 2026 survey of 44,603 participants across five language platforms.
Venezuela’s Maduro Faces US Court Hearing in New York
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro arrives in New York for a federal court hearing on alleged drug and weapons charges, amid heightened US-Venezuela tensions.
Japan’s Opposition Condemns U.S. Venezuela Strike, Urges Legal Compliance
Japanese opposition parties challenge U.S. military action in Venezuela, urging international legal compliance amid growing geopolitical tensions in 2026.
Lee Jae Myung’s China Visit Charts New Path for ROK Trade Ties
ROK President Lee Jae Myung’s state visit to China signals potential breakthroughs in semiconductor and battery sector cooperation amid evolving economic ties.